Sharon Alviz is a conceptual artist that creates uninhabited compositions on repetitive surfaces.
She is interested in experiencing the urban landscape, nature, color, and geometry that no one
cares to see. Her perspective transforms chaos into beauty, where the human shape intervenes
with an apparent lack of interest.
Her world is filled with geometry and it sustains a deep love for what it represents in the
creation. Her color palette is soft, although she usually heightens one color.
Her projects question behaviors and thoughts, which propel her to explore the beauty behind
them, and make them into a new possibility, into a new answering stimulus. For her, geometry
has its own soul into infinite space and it is there where everything is developed.
Sharon Alviz ends her career as a publicist and specializes as a photographer at the “Academia
Francesa de la Imagen” (French Academy of Image) in Bogotá. Her first jobs were as a
photographer for History Channel, Mercedes Benz, and the Social Protection Ministry.
She started her first editorial projects in 2006. In 2008 she achieved her first international
publication with the communication media “Men´s Journal” in New York. Since 2017, she
retakes her contemporary projects, where she reflects her new thought perspective, creating
beauty where she could not see it before.