Your work is becoming increasingly more secular, which I believe is positive.

It is also unpredictable and inscrutable -- both good!

The feeling is abstract like Dvorak. You offer the invitation to enter and soon it begins to break down or construct itself in a new way.

The feeling is positive, but also in suspension without a clear definition, yet knowing it exists.

Catalina Chervin

Julio Sánchez

Catalina Chervin
Hutchinson Modern & Contemporary
ArtNexus

Alberto Barral

Catalina Chervin, Catharsis

Robert C. Morgan

Catalina Chervin

Heribert Beckert

Untitled

Ángel Navarro

Untitled

Susan Owens

Catharsis

Norman L. Kleeblatt

Letter

Robert C. Morgan

Untitled

Joshua Halberstam

Catalina Chervin and the urgency of black

Edward J. Sullivan

Untitled

Marietta Mautner Markhof

Catalina Chervin
Atmospheres and Entropy: Works on paper

Susana V. Temkin.

Catalina Chervin - Ceciia de Torres LTD.

Edward J. Sullivan. / Art Nexus

Catalina Chervin

Marietta Mautner Markhof
Curator Graphische Sammlung Albertina Museum

Catalina Chervin and the Grotesque
of the Quotidian

Edward J. Sullivan. Dean for the Humanities
Professor of Fine Arts New York University

Hallucinated Realities

Sepp Hiekisch-Picard
(Vicedirector Bochum Museum, Germany)

Catalina Chervin

Robert C. Morgan (Art Critic, poet and artist)

La línea y el color en dosis justas

Rafael Squirru (Argentine Art Critic and poet)

Seismograph

Roque De Bonis
(Curator of the Museum of Contemporary Art MAC)

An ink Tear

Graciela Kartofel (Art historian,
art critic and curator)

The Writing of the Invisible

Patricia Pacino. Writer. Codirector of Daniel Maman Fine Art.

Catalina Chervin and the
Writing of the Figural

Guillermo Cuello. Artista Visual. Pintor

Catalina Chervin

Alina Tortosa

Bundles of Rays

Michael Nungesser

Catalina Chervin, a road to freedom

Rafael Squirru