Aitanna Pascual Casaux

Aitanna is an artist an d cultural manager based in Barcelona, Spain, specialised on installations and projects about the ecology, enviroment and materials.

Aitanna's work is characterised by melting the human condition and a material research by ecologycal policies. Her artworks are known for delving sustantibility, science and enviromental behaviour.

''Art is the science who shows the souls experience''

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Aitanna has worked as an artist with

CACis Forn de Calç, Llum BCN 2021, Contorno Urbano, StripArt,Art Nou,Art Emergent Sabadell, Ra.r.o onsite projects, Uxval Gochez Gallery...

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The dna is one of the only things humans cannot be change

Aitanna's approach to capturing the essence of a place involves more than just technical skill — it revolves around a genuine connection with social policies . For Aitanna, art is a way to deeply observe and understand the environment and the limits of the materials. She views each creation as a new way to explore and generate a connections that contrapose nature and artifiction to share the REAL life meanings.

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Bio

Born in Barcelona in 1997, Aitanna Pascual Casaux is a visual artist and artist-researcher whose practice investigates the relationships at the core of human essence and the ways identity, memory, and environment are interconnected. Her artistic formation in Fine Arts, with a specialization in sculpture at the University of Barcelona, established a material-based and research-driven approach to knowledge, understanding sculpture as a field for embodied inquiry. Complementing her artistic practice, she developed expertise in cultural management, enabling her to engage critically with institutional frameworks and to build long-term collaborations with museums, cultural organizations, and research-oriented entities.

Her work unfolds through installations developed from artistic, social, and anthropological research, focusing on identity, movement, and material behavior. A key project, Ghost in the copper(2025), presented at Espronceda Art Center, explored the underwater network, physics, and audience interaction as agents of spatial transformation. Her recent research addresses synthetic materials as organic systems, examining plastic, water geopolitics, and polymer residues within the human body.