Visual artist and independent researcher, currently based in Medellín, Colombia.

Her work interrogates relationships between history, memory and evidence, focusing on how narratives are constructed and manipulated through the lens of subjectivity. Institutional and poetic languages are her media. Through text, performance, installation, artist’s books and by relying on the participation of performers and audiences, the artist engages with archival materials (books, photos, videos and public records), strip them of context and rearrange them into compositions which convey the semantic plasticity of cultural material and data, putting pressure on the fragile bonds between language and meaning. Whatever the final form a work takes, each piece is an instrument of memory and the possibility it holds to explore issues of cultural specificities and political climates.

Upcoming exhibitions include: La madre, las palabras con los nombres, un sorbo y cuatro rayos, Fragmentos, Espacio de Arte y Memoria – Museo Nacional de Colombia, Colombia, (2025). Her work has been shown at Museo Experimental El Eco, Mexico (2022); MAMU, Colombia, (2022); Biblioteca Luis Ángel Arango, Colombia (2024); Centro De Arte Contemporaneo Wifredo Lam, Cuba (2023); Aarea, Brazil (2021); MAMM, Colombia (2019); Cámara de Comercio de Bogotá, Colombia; Centre d’art Contemporain Passerelle, France, (2017). She received grants in Colombia from IDARTES Alcaldía Mayor de Bogotá, Co.Crea, Colombia Crea Talento, (2022); Secretaría de Cultura Ciudadana Alcaldía de Medellín, (2019, 2015). Arango has been an artist in residence at Malt Air, Denmark (2022-23); a fellow at Academy of Fine Arts Mainz – Schloss Balmoral, Germany (2020-21) and The Hungarian University of Budapest, Hungary (2020-21). The artist work is in the collections of Arte del Banco de la República Colombia, The New York Public Library Art & Architecture Collection and Chelsea Artists’ Books Collection UAL.

Arango gained her MA (2008) and was awarded a PhD in Art Practice (2015), both from the University of the Arts London, UK