Virginia Vizcaíno Molina

In this dispatch, the musings of Eulogio Rojas Durán
The catalyst behind the showcase, curator of this seminal exhibition.

“Master of printmaking: belonging and heritage memory.”

That is the show we’ve just launched at the Art Gallery of the Reñaca Municipal Delegation.

Celebrating Virginia Vizcaíno Molina (aka Viki Vizcaíno) means spotlighting a life fiercely devoted to printmaking, teaching, and forging cultural memory. Her bond with Valparaíso defies mere geography; it’s an evolving practice of creation, mentorship, and turbocharging the region’s graphic arts scene.

Her creative dialogue with poet Juan Cameron proves how visual craft and the written word can strike up sharp, intuitive alliances that carve out fresh interpretive terrain. Layer that with the donation of her works and collaborative archives to the Museo Universitario del Grabado at Universidad de Playa Ancha, and you witness a singular artistic journey crystallizing into shared heritage and collective memory.

Today, her presence at the Reñaca Municipal Delegation Art Gallery offers a premier chance to tune into a creative trajectory whose footprint spans far beyond the finished plates, living vividly in the craft passed forward to inspire future creators. My sincere thanks to the artist for trusting me to curate this landmark exhibition, which runs through January 2027.

Virginia Vizcaíno Molina

Reñaca Municipal Delegation, Bellavista Nº 5 Local 4, Olimpo del Mar Building, Reñaca.