Natalia Sanchez Valdemoros was born on August 5th, 1981 in Mendoza (Argentina), city where she stills resides. Even though, in 2006 she obtained her degree as Architect at Universidad de Mendoza, she had already decided to become a full time artist long before. Since then, her life and passions have been connected to art. In painting, she acknowledges as masters Guillermo Garrido and Martin Villalonga, with whom she studied for 10 and 3 years, respectively. "Being mentored by these artist has been a pleasure. They have taught me wonderful things and I am eternally thankful...", expressed Natalia. Within the scope of the art world, she admires Leonardo Da Vinci, Pablo Picasso as fathers of the modern art, and Joseph Beuys because of this conceptual nature, his performances and happenings.

Around the middle of 2012, she moved her sudio to the city's Cultural Center, where numerous workshops and courses for children and adults take place.

In her new studio, where she works the majority of the day, she paints, prepares installations, studies new techniques, plans, dreams and defines her art. Sometimes, she expresses herself in works that are "clean of ideas"; however, she also offers conceptual works in which she considers the esthetics to be subordinated to the message provided. In her series "Fachadas" (Facades), the artist reflects on the "proximity and distance and, at the same time, on people, human relationships and their contradictions.

The idea is to show that Fachada are very near one from the other; however people are disconnected from each other. Each person lives in a different world, despite being next to each other..."

In her diverse series, with courage and disposition, Sanchez Valdemoros' work presents itself transparent, with nothing to hide, and in a clear reference to the artist's personality.