Yupanqui Ramos (she/her) is a multidisciplinary artist and costume designer whose work bridges installation and performance art. Her practice critically examines colonial dynamics within environmental contexts, intertwining folk storytelling to forge new connections between the human and the more-than-human worlds.
Through her immersive installations and evocative performances, Ramos invites audiences to question and reimagine the intricate relationships between culture, nature, and identity. Her work often incorporates traditional craft techniques and contemporary artistic forms, creating a dialogue that transcends temporal and cultural boundaries.
Ramos has presented her work at notable venues and events, including the Humboldt Forum (2024), Thalía (2023), Kampnagel (2022), and Beaux Arts (2020),Tallera Alfaro Siqueiros (2018) and Palacio de Bellas Artes (2013) Mexico.
