Roxana Hartmann 

Visual artist and curator.

Lives and works in New York. Born in Bolivia.

 

BFA in Graphic Design. Has worked as brand designer and an University professor for more than a decade. Offers lectures and workshops on the creative process and contemporary art thoughts.

Her research centers on memory and identity, linking time and everyday spaces with her personal history. Domestic objects, furniture, and written texts are key elements in her work—alongside the body itself. While her practice is broad, painting remains her most frequent medium.

Has exhibited in collective and solo shows in Bolivia, Brazil and Colombia.

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She worked as a curator of some projects and Libro Amarillo®, a proposal supporting young contemporary artists in Bolivia. 

Published her first book in 2022.

​Currently in Artist Residency Program at The School of Visual Arts and the MFA in Creative Writing at St. Joseph's University, both in New York.

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