Paulina Martínez Marín (Chile, 1993) is a social-community psychologist and visual artist (MA Sandberg Instituut) based in Amsterdam.
Her practice is shaped by a transdisciplinary base, integrating visual arts, social-community psychology, and visual anthropology to frame an artistic practice as a tool for collective reflection and social transformation. She employs participatory methodologies that foster agency and critical dialogue within diverse communities, prioritizing care and shared reflection on how we live together.
Her practice entails arts and social processes, exploring different ways of moving with other spaces, objects and beings. Through play and collaboration, she seeks to trigger complicity with others, provoking ways of relating and flirting with diverse ways of inhabiting.
As a study coach, she brings an approach rooted in popular education, peer-learning and social mediation. Drawing from her background, she offers a grounded perspective on collective agency while providing psychosocial support for the development of a resilient creative identity.