Roxana Werner paints on different surface using oil and mixed techniques. Her work is developed by investigating the history and culture of different places that inspired her. She said: “When I stand before the canvas, I feel like a writer whit a blank page. My painting is committed narration; it does not hide neither the dark nor light side of reality. I developed my work following a specific theme. Each cycle lasts of years until the moment there is nothing more to say. Then, another phase begins”. She has held important group and individual exhibition, such as “The Why of Valparaiso” at UNESCO in Paris, France. Her work can be found in private collections and prestigious international art books. About her artwork: Marta Puig (Editor-in-Chief and art historian at Contemporary Art Curator, Stockholm, Sweden) wrote: “Roxana Werner is an artist specializing in realistic painting in oils. Despite the extraordinary technical approach to her work she is a highly personal and expressive artist. Her artworks have a mixture of realism and dream-like sequencing that is pretty great to take in.”