Bio

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 Sayago's work has been referred to as metaphors for the human condition. It communicates a strong influence from her native Argentina. Her experiences are more of an international scope. With an MFA from the University of North Texas, she was a sculpture apprentice to Alfredo Cantarutti in Cordoba, Argentina. In recent years she's produced some of the liveliest sculptures in Sacramento, giving her audience new visions of flesh and physicality that create a dynamic language for the inner-self. Sayago's works are found in private and public collections throughout the United States, South America, and Europe, including the Museum of Latin American Art in Long Beach. Sayago was recently rated #148 in the Top Latin American Artists listing. Education:

• Master of Fine Arts, University of North Texas.  Major: Sculpture.  Minor: Art History / Drawing & Painting.
• Bachelor of Fine Arts, Summa cum laude, West Texas A&M University.  Major: Sculpture.  Minor: Printmaking

Experience: 

• Visual Arts Chair, Folsom Lake College (FLC), every 2 years
• Professor of Art- Folsom Lake College, 1999-Present.
• Gallery Co-Director, Bank of America Gallery, FLC, 2010-Present
• Commissioned Artist for Private and Public Parties
• Art Curator for various exhibitions and Juror for various competitions
• Artist in Residence - Clatsop Community College, Astoria, OR
• Teaching Fellow - Figure Drawing I & II- Univ. North Texas
• Area Assistant, Drawing Core for Robert Jessup, Univ. North Texas
• Teaching Assistant - Drawing Core Lab - Univ. North Texas
• Sculpture Apprentice, Alfredo Cantarutti Studio, Cordoba, Argentina
• Argentine Liaison for One Sun, One Earth, One Peace Global Project by J. Kracke