Nathalie Alfonso BIO 

Nathalie Alfonso Bio

Nathalie Alfonso (b. 1987, Bogota, Colombia) explores the body, memory, ephemerality, landscape, visibility, and invisibility through line, drawing, installation, video, and performance. Her works arise from exploring her physical limits and delve into her strokes and marks. Alfonso holds a Master’s in Fine Arts from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, TX, and a Bachelor’s in Fine Arts from Florida International University in Miami, FL.

Her exhibitions include those at the NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale, The Baker Museum, the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Spinello Projects, The Frank C. Ortis Art Gallery, Dimensions Variable, Art and Culture Center Hollywood, Sweet Pass Sculpture Park, Marymount University. In 2020, Alfonso received the South Florida Cultural Consortium award. She has also been selected for residency programs, including Anderson Ranch, MASS MoCA, Atlantic Center for the Arts, Kinosaito Art Center, and R.A.R.O Bogota. 

Alfonso has been selected for the 2025 Florida Prize, scheduled to open to the public on May 30th, 2025. She was nominated for the Cultural Joan Mitchell Fellowship in 2021 and the United States Artist Fellowship for 2023-2024.  She lives and works in South Florida.