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Dahiana Peralta is a Caribbean visual artist whose practice emerges from the intersection of memory, identity, and ancestral rhythm. Working across mixed media, drawing, and symbolic composition, she explores the body as a vessel of history—personal, spiritual, and collective. Her artistic language is deeply rooted in the Caribbean, where sea, sound, and movement shape cultural imagination. She draws inspiration from oral traditions, family narratives, and the emotional landscapes of everyday life. Her works often portray hybrid figures, fragmented silhouettes, and textured surfaces that evoke the continuous negotiation between vulnerability and power. Peralta’s practice investigates the emotional codes inherited through lineage: the subtle balance between survival and poetry, softness and resilience. Her pieces honor the women who formed her, the stories that shaped her imagination, and the ancestral echoes that inform her understanding of the body as both a map and a memory. Whether expressed on paper, canvas, or digital formats, her work invites viewers into visual experiences that hold reflection, familiarity, and a sense of returning to oneself.