Her work involves a phase of documentation prior to creation, which enables her to produce art based on the rawness of the Latin American reality. Once this phase is complete, she moves on to a period of trying out different techniques, and her constructive process leads her to put together her work like a poem, weaving together the questions that motivated her to create: what she is talking about, how she did it, and why she uses a specific technique. At this point she generates a new meaning: a self-explanatory poetic image.[1]

  1. 1 Catalina Casas, Variaciones dibujos de Johanna Calle (Variations: Drawings by Johanna Calle), Casas Reigner, 2011