Camila Costoya is an artist from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Her first approach to art began with an obsessive interest in drawing as a child. Her first medium beyond the pencil was photography, which she explored by attending courses during her teenage years and securing her first gallery representation at the age of 19 with Mero Gallery.

While pursuing a Master's in Industrial Design, she pivoted to Visual Arts, specializing in painting. Currently, she creates large canvases and site-specific projects that transform spaces into immersive experiences for viewers.

Her current focus ventures into leisure, examining it's impact and the demonization in an overly productive culture. She argues that moments of "nothingness" and “unproductive” time can establish personal boundaries and hidden traits that may help us determine our essence.

Camila has participated in programs such as the Virtual Residency El Oráculo and earned a Diploma in Arts and Genders in Argentina, focusing on curatorial and cultural mediation. Her international presence includes exhibitions at WeWork Ireland, Art Basel in Switzerland, Rochester 6x6 in New York, and a duo show at Slip Gallery in San Francisco.

She draws inspiration from thinkers like Brian O’Connor, Bertrand Russel and Alejandro Grimson to name a few, striving to manifest their ideas into tangible expressions. 

In her latest collection, she aims to embody and materialize the concept of leisure, providing an experience that allows the viewers the opportunity to play and get lost on their own perceptions, and interpretations.