Sara Mayoral Jiménez (Madrid, 1993) holds degrees in Fine Arts from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid and the Akademie der Bildenden Künste München.

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Her practice explores mortality as a generative force — shaping how we feel, remember, and relate. Death is not represented, but made present through materials and processes that decay, transform, and persist.

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Working with clay, organic matter, video, and fermentation-based techniques, she creates installations that invite slowness, intimacy, and embodied attention. Her pieces often emerge from what is close: everyday gestures, ancestral knowledge, and shifting landscapes.

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In these spaces, beauty becomes a form of resistance — a strategy for holding what is otherwise unbearable.