(Buenos Aires, 1975) studied Graphic Design and trained for four years at the National University Institute of Art, where he was particularly interested in drawing and engraving. He attended the workshop of the cartoonist Elenio Pico. In 2017 he attended the construction clinic taught by Gabriel Baggio. Between 2008 and 2009, she participated in Canasta (multidisciplinary space, library, video library and exhibition room). She taught drawing classes at Taller Canoa, an experimentation space created together with Julián Gatto and Maricel Nowacki. He has participated in numerous group and individual exhibitions, both locally and internationally. In 2011 he was invited to collaborate on a visual arts project for BMW Guggenheim Lab (New York). In 2015 he began a personal project that culminated in 2016 with two exhibitions in Tokyo, sponsored by the Argentine Embassy in Japan. In 2019 he presented, at Miranda Bosch Gallery, The Siesta of the Stones, curated by Mario Scorzelli and Luciano Murúa.

Pablo Cabrera creates, through multiple techniques, series of works that build a powerful narrative universe with a few elements. With elements that could also be found in Japanese prints, his drawings and ink paintings produce a meticulous and perfectionist atmosphere, although also endowed with mystery. The palettes are reduced to a few colors and presented as a hint. Going from enameled ceramics to engraving, inks, drawing, and sculptural installation and wall pieces executed with the oriental technique of raku ceramics, Cabrera proposes a very personal iconography that includes small characters that are difficult to see. the face, trunks and trees and landscape elements such as rivers, stones and mountains. Pivoting between tenderness and the sinister, Cabrera constructs images of a story about the relationships between humans, their domestic environments and nature.