Buenos Aires, 1949 ― Renata Schussheim is one of Latin America’s leading artists and designers, renowned for her pioneering work across visual arts, design, theater, and music, bridging both high culture and mass culture.

Since the 1970s, her work has spanned various formats: drawing, sculpture, costume and graphic design, photographic art, performance, and immersive installations. Her imagery flows between her dreamlike and psychological world, classical references, and icons of popular and celebrity culture.

She has held major solo exhibitions, including Confidencial (1982) at CAyC; Travesía (1984), Nave (1994), and Al Rojo Vivo (2023) at the Centro Cultural Recoleta; Epifanía (2006) at the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes; and Fulguraciones (2023) at the Centro Cultural Borges.

In theater, she has collaborated with figures such as Oscar Araiz, Jean-François Casanovas, Mstislav Rostropovich, Lluís Pascual, and Sara Baras. In music, she has worked with Charly García, Luis Alberto Spinetta, and Grupo Virus, among others.

Her award-winning work has been showcased in major creative capitals, including New York, Paris, Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Mexico City, Caracas, Lille, Naples, Turin, and Geneva.