Carolina Oneto trained as an Industrial Engineer and has Master’s degree in Business Engineering. She worked both in industry and as a university professor for more than 10 years in Chile. In 2010, living in Buenos Aires, she discovered patchwork and studied patchwork and quilting with Cecilia Koppman and Teresita Leal, two internationally famous Argentinian quilt artists. In 2016, Carolina returned to Chile and studied “Interaction of Color” at the art school of the Catholic University of Chile. This study marked the development of her work that she is known for today. Stong interaction of colors is always a relevant part of each of Carolina’s quilts.
IN-PERSON and VIRTUAL LECTURE: Tuesday, February 6, 2024, 9:30 am Limits and Creativity
It may be counterintuitive, but limits are essentials to creativity. Limits allow us to create connections, to avoid paralysis form too many choices and to get a deeper understanding of our medium. In this lecture Carolina will talk about what kind of limits we can use to empower our own creative process.