Gabriela Ayza Aschmann (b. 1991, Cologne, Germany) is a multidisciplinary artist of Spanish and German descent, based in Miami, Florida. With a background in Fine Arts from the University of Fine Arts in Seville, Spain, her practice intertwines painting, photography, and sculpture to explore themes of identity, contemporary life, and emotional resilience. Her work is deeply introspective yet socially engaged, often blending personal narratives with broader cultural reflections.

Ayza Aschmann has participated in artist residencies across Italy, Denmark, Spain, and the United States, continuously expanding her artistic language through international dialogue. In 2023, she exhibited at ArteBA in Buenos Aires. In Miami, she has presented her work in multiple exhibitions, including the solo photographic shows In the Heat of Summer at Soho Beach House (2024) and Give Me Sugar at City State Enterprise (2025), both featuring analog photography that documents the city’s evolving landscape alongside her personal journey within it.

Her recent project, Selling Panties, humorously critiques contemporary life and gender perceptions through ceramic sculptures. This limited-edition series is available at the Bass Museum store, Superblue Miami, and Gift in Brooklyn, NY, reinforcing her ability to navigate both the fine art and design worlds.

Beyond her artistic practice, Ayza Aschmann actively engages with her community, using her work to spark dialogue and reflection on societal constructs, gender roles, and personal transformation. Through her multidisciplinary approach, she continues to push the boundaries of storytelling in visual art, creating work that is both intimate and universally resonant.