About 

Hi, I’m Veronica, an independent curator, critic, and artist passionate about visual storytelling, inclusivity, and engagement. Coming from a working-class background, I focus on curatorial activism, using art spaces to challenge traditional power structures through decolonisation, representation, and participation. I hold an MA in Museum Studies from Birkbeck, University of London, and a BA in Graphic Design and Multimedia Production from the University of Granada, with 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).

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My curatorial practice reimagines museums and galleries as spaces for critical dialogue, prioritising accessibility and collaboration. I develop socially engaged projects with a focus on social activism, with themes that are relevant to a societal level, that amplify diverse voices and rethink exhibition formats.

Alongside curation, I have returned to painting exploring the emotional and physical essence of the body—its moods, power, memories, and the weight it carries both socially and biologically. Through themes of womanhood, empowerment, trauma, and childhood, I challenge social norms while creating space for connection and shared vulnerability.

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I have a professional background in creative industries, having worked in theatre, galleries, and arts administration. At the core of my work is a belief in art’s power to challenge perceptions and foster meaningful connections.