Camilo Bojacá
Visual Artist
Born in Sogamoso, Colombia (1985)

Camilo Bojacá is a Colombian visual artist known for exploring the fragile balance between human intervention and natural landscapes. His series VULNUS highlights the vulnerability of both the environment and human-made structures, illustrating the scars left by urban development. Using a mix of materials, such as graphite, concrete, and living plants, Bojacá’s work creates a dialogue between the enduring and the delicate, pushing viewers to reflect on sustainability and the consequences of unchecked expansion.

His work has been featured in notable exhibitions, including AMAMAS-organized shows in the Netherlands. His unique approach has garnered attention in galleries and private collections, such as the Museo de Bogotá and collectors in Colombia and Miami.