Natalia Núñez Erhardt (b. 1995, Montevideo, Uruguay) is a visual artist and art educator whose practice explores the intersections of religion, gender, and popular culture through installation and material experimentation. With a background in graphic arts and a degree from the Instituto de Profesores Artigas (IPA), she is currently completing her studies at the Faculty of Arts in Montevideo. Drawing on feminist perspectives and autobiographical elements, Natalia’s work investigates the role of women in religious contexts and the ways in which personal and collective belief systems are formed, inherited, and transformed. She lives and works between Montevideo and Berlin.