As an artist, Carolina Convers has consistently invoked the feminine figure, finding herself concerned with the construction of what is feminine in society: the virtuous and ideal archetype, encompassed in a suppressed, ordered, obedient and submissive female. Carolina Convers alludes to the confrontations we face in our daily lives: with society, our beliefs, our mere existence, and most significantly, ourselves. As an artist, she is in constant dispute with herself when regarding her own work, calling it her “pictorial dilemma.” It is this pictorial dilemma that has motivated the evolution of her work, evident as an oscillation between figuration and abstraction.