Veronica Ibargüengoitia is a Mexican-born, research-based conceptual artist whose work explores resilience, displacement, and identity reconstruction in an age marked by human impact. Through installation and sculpture, she examines how migration reshapes belonging and selfhood.
She holds an MFA in Sculpture from the University of North Texas, an MA in Philosophy and Humanities from Casa Lamm, and a BA in Industrial Design from Universidad Iberoamericana.
Ibargüengoitia has exhibited at institutions including the Holocaust Museum Houston, the Contemporary Art Center in New Orleans, the El Paso Museum of Art, Museo de Arte de Ciudad Juárez, and Dallas Contemporary. Her work has also been presented internationally in Mexico, Portugal, France, and Italy, and recognized with the International Sculpture Center’s 2024 Outstanding Student Achievement Award and a Fulbright Toulouse Graduate School Great Grant for her research of trauma and mental health in migrants at the Psychopathological and Psychosocial Care Service for Immigrants and Refugees at Hospital
Sant Pere Claver in Barcelona, Spain.
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