Curating Connections

 Graduated in Art History from the University of Havana, Cuba. Curator, editor, and art critic. Her exhibitions and curatorial projects have been presented in venues such as the Havana Biennial, Art Verona, and Instituto Cervantes in Rome. In recent years, she has also developed exhibitions and curatorial projects in Miami. As an editor, she has collaborated in the development of books, exhibition catalogs, and specialized publications. Her writings have appeared in magazines such as ArteCubano, CdeCuba, and Art OnCuba, among others. She has also worked as a photography instructor, integrating visual education and critical thinking into her practice. She currently serves as Curator-in-Residence at Miami International Fine Arts (MIFA).

 Her curatorial practice focuses on contemporary art as a space for dialogue, human connection, and critical reflection. Through exhibitions, research, writing, and collaborative processes, she works closely with artists in the conceptual development of projects, exhibition design, and curatorial guidance.

Her work explores the relationships between art, memory, identity, and contemporary social dynamics, with a particular interest in how artistic practices can generate meaningful experiences and new ways of understanding human experience. She is especially interested in supporting emerging and mid-career artists through research-driven and conceptually grounded curatorial processes.