Liliana Bloch Gallery presents Sutura, a new body of work by Salvadoran artist Abigail Reyes. Comprising four works, the exhibition offers a poetic reflection on healing, memory, and the fractured nature of both the human body and built environments. Created during a period of illness, Sutura parallels the artist’s own process of physical recovery with the cracks and tremors of her home in El Salvador, where the region’s telluric movements mirror emotional and bodily fragility. Through visible mending and layered materials, Reyes transforms damage into resilience—her stitches serving not to conceal, but to illuminate repair as an act of strength.
Reyes lives and works in La Libertad, El Salvador. Her multidisciplinary practice uses language, text, and poetry as tools for healing and resistance. Her work has been exhibited internationally at institutions such as the Museo Jumex(Mexico City), Palais de Tokyo (Paris), Swiss Institute (New York), and Norton Museum of Art (Miami), and is held in the permanent collections of the Museo Reina Sofía (Madrid) and Museo Marte (San Salvador).
