fabiola retamozo

I come from a background where creativity was always present, and I embraced it in every form around me. Born in Bolivia, I lived in various countries until the age of seven, an experience that shaped my creative identity and continues to influence my work.

Balancing part-time work, family life, and study, I completed a BA (Hons) Fine Art degree at the Sir John Cass School of Art, London Metropolitan University, graduating in 2015 with a 2:1.

I am a multidisciplinary artist working across painting, drawing, performance, and collaborative projects. In 2018, I coordinated the publication of Grass, Stone and Wedding Cakes with Drawing London on Location, a book featuring drawings inspired by Christopher Wren’s churches. As part of the project, I organised a series of drawing events that brought together artists whose work was included in the publication. I continue to be actively involved with Drawing London on Location, organising monthly drawing events. I also founded Artist Corner, a platform dedicated to featuring artists across disciplines and encouraging mutual exchange and support.

A significant project within my practice was a 1,400 km walk from Calais to Barcelona, during which I produced 16 drawings inspired by personal encounters and shifting landscapes. This body of work reflects themes of solitude, movement, and connection, and expresses my belief that human interaction is central to creative expression.

I have exhibited in more than 25 exhibitions and venues, including the Saatchi Gallery (2013), the VIA Arts Prize Exhibition as a finalist (2018), Espacio Gallery, Art Bolivia Contemporary, and Art Show International Gallery in the United States (2022). Recent exhibitions include Ethereal Maison Gallery (2025), The Assembly House Summer Open Exhibition (2025), and the Humanity Exhibition at CICA Museum, South Korea (2026).

Through my work, I continue to explore the relationships between line, space, landscape, memory, and human experience.