BIO

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Fernanda Rivero (Mexico, 1983) is a visual artist whose practice unfolds at the intersection of art, spirituality, the body, and community. Through painting, writing, and sensory experiences, the work becomes a ritual and symbolic space where personal myths, collective archetypes, and questions of identity, rootedness, and belonging intertwine.

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The work develops gradually through the symbolic construction of a free territory — a pathway to reconnect with the body’s memory and ancestral wisdom. Identity becomes a force in motion that manifests through the relationship with the landscape, community, and natural cycles.

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Rivero has exhibited her work in Mexico and at international art fairs such as Saatchi Art (Los Angeles, 2019) and Red Dot (Miami, 2021). In 2021, she was selected for ARTfolio, a publication featuring emerging artists from around the world. She held her first solo exhibition in Puebla (2017) and has participated in numerous group shows.

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Rivero holds a degree in Architecture from Universidad Iberoamericana Puebla (2007) and a Master’s in Industrial Design from UNAM (2016). In 2024, she took part in the international mentorship program led by Ty Nathan Clark, and between 2024–2025, she studied Contemporary Art History, Art + Interdisciplinarity, and Curatorship with curator Gonzálo Ortega.

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She is currently developing the painting projects The Silent Abundance and In Our Hands, where she delves into personal and collective transformation through art as a living practice of reconnection, identity, and shared meaning.