Juana Muller

In 1937, Muller received a scholarship which allowed her to go to Paris.^[2][3][5] In Paris, Muller joined Ossip Zadkine's studio at the Académie de la Grande Chaumière.^[1][3][5] During this period Muller frequented the Académie Ranson where she met her future husband Jean Le Moal.^[1]

In 1939, Muller met Constantin Brâncuși and later joined Brâncuși's studio on the Impasse Ronsin [fr].^[2][5] Muller helped introduce other Chilean sculptors into Parisian artistic circles, and is known to have introduced Lily Garafulic to Brâncuși.^[5]

From 1945 onward, Muller's work shifted from the figurative towards the abstract.^[5] Muller became part of the New School of Paris.^[2] Pinto exhibited at the Jeanne Bucher, Folklore, Salon de Mai (May Salon) and the Salon de la jeune sculpture (Young Sculpture Salon).^[2]

In 1952 Muller exhibited alongside Étienne Martin, François Stahly and Marie-Thérèse Pinto in a group exhibition at the galerie MAI (Meubles Architectures Installations) in Paris.^[2][6]

In 1944, Muller married Jean Le Moal.^[1][3][7]

On 4 March 1952 Muller died in Paris aged 41.^[1][3]