Andrea Seguraz is a Peruvian artist and architect based in Bordeaux, France.
Her practice explores the intersection of botany, hydrological systems, and territorial memory through in situ research in ecologically fragile river landscapes. Working with plant matter, mineral salts, and water, she develops environmental prints where natural processes actively shape the image.

Andrea Seguraz’s practice operates at the intersection of botany, hydrological systems, and territorial memory, constructing relational cartographies through in situ research across ecologically fragile river landscapes. Working with native and medicinal plants shaped by extreme climates, she approaches botanical matter not as representation, but as a living archive.

Using eco-printing on paper, she develops environmental prints produced in direct dialogue with the landscapes from which their materials originate. River water, mineral salts, and botanical matter are not depicted but physically embedded within the work. Through hydrothermal processes, pigments, minerals, and organic compounds interact with the fibers of the paper, allowing natural forces to actively participate in the formation of the image.

Rather than depicting nature, her practice creates conditions for natural processes to inscribe themselves onto the surface of the work. The resulting images function as quiet ecological interfaces, opening a contemplative space where viewers may sense the fragile interdependence between territory, vegetation, and geological matter.

2013 — Bachelor of Architecture
Peruvian University of Applied Sciences, Lima, Peru.

2018–2019 — Narrative Drawing and Portrait
London Fine Arts Studios, London, UK.

DEC. 2025 - Course of 3d paper making and casting at Paper Lab Berlin: Platform for research & self-experiment on paper.

JAN. 2023 - Natural Dyes and Dye Plants. Essaouira, Morocco.

SEP. 2022 - Open workshop about the painting of  Jean-Paul Laurens’ The Death of Saint Geneviève at the Panthéon. Paris, France.

JUL. 2021 - Course at the Museo Sorolla: Sorolla in Black. Madrid, Spain.

MAY - JUN 2021 - Course at the Museo del Prado: Italian Art Influenced by the Mythological Works of Titian for Philip II. Madrid, Spain.

JUL. 2020 - Narrative Drawing Workshop. Amaya Gurpide´s Studio. New York, USA.

2026 - “The Creativity of Plants”
Ottawa Art Gallery, Ottawa, Canada.
Juried group exhibition organized by Forget for a Moment Foundation in collaboration with Otonga Foundation (Ecuador), Art Tribune (Italy), and LabVerde (Brazil), in partnership with the Svalbard Global Seed Vault.

2026 - 27th International Open Exhibition
Woman Made Gallery, Chicago, USA.
Juried and curated by Nirma Raja.

2025 - 8th Contemporary Art Competition (Finalist)
ICPNA (Peruvian North American Cultural Centre), Lima, Peru.
Curated by Víctor Mejía.

2025 - “Nature 2025”
CICA Museum (Czong Institute for Contemporary Art), Gimpo, South Korea.

2025 - “Lust for Rust”
Atlantic Gallery, Chelsea, New York, USA.
Juried and curated by Ellen Hackl Fagan.

2025 - “Made by Women”
Gabriela Mistral Cultural Centre (GAM), Santiago, Chile.
Juried and curated by CityLab Global.

2025 - “Benchmark” 126th Annual Exhibition (Selected Artist)
The Pastel Society, Mall Galleries, London, UK.
Juried by The Pastel Society and members of the Federation of British Artists.

2025 - Open Exhibition
Pensychnant Conservation Centre & Nature Reserve, Wales, UK.

2024 - “Remarkable” 125th Annual Exhibition (Selected Artist)
The Pastel Society, Mall Galleries, London, UK.
Juried by The Pastel Society and members of the Federation of British Artists.

2023 - “Future Stars”
The Factory Gallery, London, UK.

2023 - Art Maze Exhibition
Bargehouse, Oxo Tower, London, UK.

2023 - Open Exhibition
Art23 Gallery, Prague, Czech Republic.

2022 - “Two Generations” Drawing Contest (Finalist)
John Harriman Gallery, Peruvian British Cultural Centre, Lima, Peru.

2026 - Shortlisted, Royal Academy Summer Exhibition
Royal Academy of Arts, London, UK.

2025 — Finalist, 8th Contemporary Art Competition, ICPNA (Peruvian North American Cultural Centre), Lima, Peru

2022 — Finalist, “Two Generations” Drawing Contest, John Harriman Gallery, Peruvian British Cultural Centre, Lima, Peru