Ximena Gamboa Nieto (1997) is a painter and visual artist. She was raised in the city of Mérida, Mexico. She studied the bachelor in Visual Arts. In 2019 he was selected to spend a semester as a guest student at the Kunstakademie (Academy of Arts) in Münster, Germany. This event will mark a before and after in all aspects related to her artistic production, technical, personal and even emotional. She graduated from UNAY (Universidad de las Artes de Yucatán) in 2020 during the pandemic, another event that will permanently mark the artist's modes of pictorial reference. In 2020 she was awarded the first place in the category of artists under 30 for the Biennale José Atanasio Monroy, with her painting "Farbe und Bewegung". She is currently dedicated to independent production, her new studio being located in Ullanlinna, Helsinki and a temporary studio in Raasepori, allowing her to start a series with brand new eyes. Inspired not only by the colorful Finnish nature but by the Finnish way of living. The cultural differences have led her into a search for balance between preconceived and completely new ideals.nguage of geometry, intuition, and the quiet ritual of creation."
2020 First place in the Jose Atanasio Monroy painting biennale in the category of emerging artists. 2025 In Between Worlds feat. sculptor Samuli Alonen. Galleria Contempo, Helsinki, Finland. 2025 "Cosmic Flux", Blossom Point Galleria, Helsinki, Finland. 2024 Open Studio, Night of the Arts, Helsinki, Finland. 2022 "Merodeos", Galería Punto de Encuentro, 2025 Rural Art Market, Publica Lab. Teramo, Italy. (Exhibition and own name featured in Inside Art Magazine) 2025 Muestra collectiva, Galería Kin-Ha. Mérida, Yucatán, México. 2025 Feminists don't wear pink (and other lies) KOOLA Art Space. Helsinki, Finland. 2024 Koola Pop-up Gallery, Helsinki, Finland. 2022 Muestra de Pintura Reciente del Estado de Yucatán, Mérida, México. 2022 Espacio para perrxs, Mérida, México. 2022 Incidencias, Mérida, México. 2022 Quinta Montes Molina, Mérida, México. 2021 Obras seleccionadas de la Bienal José Atanasio Monroy, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Yucatán.