Raised in Bogotá, Colombia, Camila moved to New York in 2013 to study Architecture at Parsons School of Design and is currently pursuing an MFA at School of Visual Arts. Working as an architect, designer, and, artist over the past 8 years her work covers a wide range of disciplines.

In the most recent years her work has been characterized by paintings with bright colors and dreamlike scenarios painted from memory, along with site specific installations and small objects that engage back and forth between architecture and art.

Camila’s work is a statement on the importance of believing in creating a world of our own to consequently change the world around us. The work invites the viewer to peek into her world, filled with the nostalgia of innocent and playful childhood memories that permeate the image through surrealist panoramas.