Soto’s work explores the intersection of art, technology, and social commentary, using digital tools to create intricate and visually stunning abstract forms. The exhibition features a range of media, including paintings, digital prints, and sculptures. Soto’s artistic process involves layering digital images, manipulating them with software, and then printing them onto various surfaces. This process allows her to create complex and layered visual narratives that reflect the intricate details of the rejas. Soto’s artistic practice is deeply rooted in her Puerto Rican heritage. The rejas, with their intricate designs and symbolic meaning, hold a special place in Puerto Rican culture.
1979) is a Puerto Rican artist whose work is characterized by its exploration of identity, memory, and the complexities of cultural heritage. Edra Soto’s artistic practice is deeply rooted in her Puerto Rican heritage and her experiences as a first-generation American. Her work often explores themes of migration, displacement, and the search for belonging.