Our participation reflects Catalysta’s mission to champion artists whose work fosters dialogue across borders and disciplines. This presentation continues our commitment to creating bridges between local and international contexts, providing opportunities for both emerging and established voices.

September 4 – 7, 2025 | Pier 36, Manhattan
We are excited to share that Catalysta will be participating in Art on Paper, the celebrated New York art fair that shines a spotlight on works created with paper as their primary medium. Taking place at Pier 36 from September 4–7, the fair brings together international galleries, artists, and collectors for a dynamic showcase of contemporary creativity.
For Catalysta, this marks an important moment to highlight our artists’ diverse practices and innovative approaches to paper as a material. From drawings to prints, editions, and mixed media, our booth will present works that explore storytelling, identity, and cultural heritage, while also engaging with new possibilities of the medium.
Our participation reflects Catalysta’s mission to champion artists whose work fosters dialogue across borders and disciplines. This presentation continues our commitment to creating bridges between local and international contexts, providing opportunities for both emerging and established voices.

Featured Artists
Daniela Marín Through her series Objetos que respiran, Daniela reflects on home as a living, breathing memory—transforming everyday objects into vessels of belonging and emotional resonance.
Juliana de la Concha In her Vidas en cartas series, Juliana combines rapidograph, acrylic, and gold ink to create portraits that capture intimate narratives and turn letters into visual records of identity.
Mau Samayoa Mau sculpts paper with precision tools, carving delicate, textured surfaces that explore memory, resilience, and cultural migration. His works transform fragility into strength.
Sara Rayo Inspired by sacred geometry and natural patterns, Sara hand-cuts and layers paper into multidimensional forms that connect micro and macro worlds—from diatoms to galaxies.
María Paula Suárez María Paula stitches words into paper, blending embroidery and color to create poetic works about love, resilience, and the emotional vocabulary that shapes us.
Sofía Baussan Sofía presents a series of prints that weave memory, nostalgia, and cultural heritage into evocative images, offering a poetic meditation on home and belonging.
Shadia Sabagh Miami-based artist Shadia Sabagh creates minimalist yet deeply organic works that celebrate the intricate beauty of nature. Her freehand forms—often inspired by flora and fauna—are timeless meditations on pattern and movement.

To learn more about each artist and their practice, we invite you to browse the artist page on our website.

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