Roxana Barba (Lima, Peru) is a Miami-based artist whose practice incorporates interdisciplinary uses of installation, performance, time-based media and assemblage. Barba’s choreography transcends temporal boundaries, activates sculpture, and takes the form of audio and video, revealing intimate relationships between the limits of the body, materiality and technology.
Her work has been presented by Koubek Center, Miami Light Project, Perez Art Museum Miami, Latinx Project at New York University, and Alianza Cultural de Miraflores (Lima, Peru), among others. Her most recent interactive audiovisual performance exploring the future, technology and myth received a 2022 Knight New Work Award and a 2024 NALAC Fund for the Arts.
Barba has also been awarded a 2025 WaveMaker Grant, a 2023 South Arts Individual Artist Grant, a 2023 Mentorship Award by the U.S. Latinx Art Forum and a 2019 Knight Arts Challenge Award.
Barba’s projects are research-driven, and often engage in interdisciplinary collaboration and experimentation. She is a resident artist at Laundromat Art Space in Little Haiti, Miami.
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