Agostina Hebilla

Born in Argentina (1984), Agostina Hebilla is a visual artist whose work moves between hyperrealist portraiture and gestural abstraction. An active member of the 18 Mundos art collective since 2019, she has been a driving force in contemporary regional projects, including the original concept for the 2025 mural installation "Presencias".Her practice bridges her studio in San Juan with a sustained international presence, coordinated through AHebilla Art Studios in Vancouver, Canada. Her trajectory includes participation in Art Vancouver 2024 and the 2026 federal exhibition "Confluencias" at the Casa Nacional del Bicentenario in Buenos Aires.Represented by Galería Artify (Argentina / Uruguay) and Saatchi Art, her paintings are held in private collections across Argentina, Canada, and the United States.View current works below — or write to the studio for available pieces and commissions.

About

Agostina Hebilla (Argentina, 1984) is a contemporary painter based in Vancouver, Canada. Holding a degree in Marketing and International Trade, she trained as a self-taught artist in San Juan, Argentina, refining her language alongside mentors Alejandro Rosemberg (Buenos Aires) and Mauro Cano (Mendoza).

Her work moves between hyperrealist portraiture and gestural abstraction, with women returning as a sustained subject — figures rendered in cream, sepia and lace, often paired with halos of gold leaf. Painting in oil on linen and on panel, she investigates the threshold where likeness slips into emotion: presence, silence, the residue of an inner life.

In 2023 her solo show “Otra mirada de mujer” opened at Galería Artify Hub del Oeste in San Juan. In 2024 she presented at the 8th Art Vancouver Contemporary Art Fair (Face of Art Runway) and participated in the 14th North Shore Art Crawl in North Vancouver. She is represented by Galería Artify (San Juan / Punta del Este) and on Saatchi Art, with works in private collections in Argentina, Canada and the United States.

The studio operates as AHebilla Art Studios Inc., undertaking gallery exhibitions, private commissions and curated interior placements.

Visual Art

A practice that moves between hyperrealist portraiture and gestural abstraction. The figurative paintings begin in the face: women in cream, sepia and lace, often partially veiled, paired or doubled — portraits of what is held back rather than what is performed. The abstract works push paint into pure event: color fields, tactile surfaces, marks read as half-remembered languages. All works are oil on linen or on panel, signed and dated by the artist, and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.