Hi, I’m Veronica, a curator, artist, and socially engaged practitioner. My work lives at the intersection of visual storytelling, structural activism, and collective care. Coming from a working-class background, my practice is rooted in curatorial activism. I use art spaces to dismantle traditional institutional power structures through decolonisation, radical representation, and democratic participation.

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I hold an MA in Museum Studies & Curating from Birkbeck, University of London, and a BA in Graphic Design and Multimedia Production from the University of Granada, built upon a self-taught foundation in Fine Art and Art History. In early 2025, I was awarded a Fellowship by the Royal Society of Arts (RSA) in recognition of my commitment to the arts and social change.

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My practice operates as an interconnected ecosystem across three fluid areas:

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• Curating: I reimagine galleries and museums as live sites for critical dialogue and political urgency. Moving away from rigid institutional formats, I develop exhibitions alongside active public programmes and debates that transform passive spaces into platforms for collective action and deep listening.

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• Making: Through a tactile dialogue with textiles, discarded matter, and hand-dyeing processes, my art practice explores feminist body politics and the poetics of labour. I delve into what lies beneath the skin, creating raw, tactile spaces to examine how the body holds memory, trauma, and social weight.

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• Co-creating: I view community engagement and public discourse as the live nervous system of my practice. Through collaborative workshops, action-oriented public programmes, and collective making, I assemble safe, tender spaces where communities can challenge power structures, process complex social themes, and practice resistance.

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With a professional background spanning theatre, galleries, and arts administration, I do not treat art as passive display, but as an urgent tool for structural repair, reflection, and meaningful human connection.