Venice Biennale, complete list of Colombian artists:

Iván Argote (1983) – Colombian artist based in Paris. His work spans multiple disciplines, from sculpture to video art, focusing on themes of identity, politics, and human relationships.

Aycoobo (Wilson Rodríguez) (1967): From La Chorrera, Amazonas (Colombia), Rodríguez is a highly recognized artist within the Indigenous community. His work addresses themes of memory, land, and nature.

Olga de Amaral (1932) –was one of Colombia's most influential artists; she is known for her work with textiles, using traditional techniques to create pieces that engage with contemporary art.

Umberto Giangrandi (1943) – Italian artist who lived in Bogotá, known for his work in sculpture and painting, with a style that explores the relationships between geometry, nature, and the human figure.

Enrique Grau (1920 - 2004) – Panamanian painter and sculptor who developed a personal aesthetic integrating elements of Afro-American and Caribbean culture, focusing on the human figure.

Alejandro Obregón (1920 - 1991) – Renowned Colombian artist, mainly known for his painting and large-scale works exploring the Colombian landscape and its relationship with violence and national identity.

Marco Ospina (1912–1983) – Colombian painter and muralist who stood out for his work in geometric abstraction and his reflection on the social context of his time.

Daniel Otero Torres (1985) is a contemporary Colombian artist living in Paris. He is known for his video, photography, and performance works that address the body, space, and memory.

Emma Reyes (1919 - 2003) – Self-taught Colombian artist, famous for her works exploring pain, religion, and her own past. Her naive style was highly appreciated in Colombia.

Abel Rodríguez (1941) – Known for his paintings that reflect his deep connection to the Amazon and indigenous communities, addressing themes of ecology and nature.

Miguel Ángel Rojas (1946) – Colombian artist whose work spans painting, installation, and performance, exploring themes such as love, the body, and violence in Colombia.

Rómulo Rozo (1899 - 1964) – Colombian sculptor who fused pre-Hispanic tradition with modern influences, known for his monumental sculptures that depict mythical and symbolic figures.

Fanny Sanín (1938) – Colombian abstract artist who has worked in painting and printmaking, creating geometric compositions that vibrantly explore color and form.

Lucy Tejada (1920 - 2011) – Colombian painter and printmaker, linked to abstract art and the art of memory, whose work was deeply influenced by her connection to nature.