GeoVanna Gonzalez’s interdisciplinary practice spans performance, installation, sculpture, and moving image, exploring the interplay between the live body, spatial dynamics, and sculptural form. Her work forges connections between private and public realms through participatory and interventionist strategies, emphasizing collaboration, collectivity, and shared presence. Central to her practice is an investigation of the fluid landscapes of gender and identity, alongside the intimate dynamics of proximity and relationality. Gonzalez transforms spaces into immersive environments that invite reflection on how we inhabit, negotiate, and connect within shared worlds.
Gonzalez’s work has been featured in solo exhibitions at Museum of Art and Design, Miami (2024), Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center, Buffalo (2024), Locust Projects, Miami (2021), Grund Gallery, Berlin (2019). She has participated in group exhibitions at the Hammer Museum, Los Angeles (2025), MCA Denver (2024), Untitled Art Fair (2023), ICA Miami (2022), Station Museum of Contemporary Art, Houston (2021), Fringe Projects (2021), Emerson Dorsch, Miami (2021), NSU Art Museum, Fort Lauderdale (2020), Spinello Projects, Miami (2020). Gonzalez has received residencies at MASS MoCA, North Adams (2024), Campo AIR, Uruguay, (2022), Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, Omaha (2022), Franconia Sculpture Park Residency, Minnesota (2022), Santa Fe Art Institute Residency, Santa Fe (2022), Fountainhead, Miami, (2020), Ellipsis Open School, Portugal (2019), Oolite Arts, Miami (2017-2018). Her honors and awards include a Third Horizon Fellowship (2024), Southern Prize & State Fellowship (2022), Art and Public Places (2019 & 2021), Wavemaker grant from Andy Warhol Foundation and Locust Projects (2021), The South Florida Cultural Consortium (2020), The Ellies visual art award by Oolite Arts (2020 & 2018). Gonzalez received her BFA at Otis College of Art and Design (2011).
Gonzalez’s work has been featured in solo exhibitions at Museum of Art and Design, Miami (2024), Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center, Buffalo (2024), Locust Projects, Miami (2021), Grund Gallery, Berlin (2019). She has participated in group exhibitions at the Hammer Museum, Los Angeles (2025), MCA Denver (2024), Untitled Art Fair (2023), ICA Miami (2022), Station Museum of Contemporary Art, Houston (2021), Fringe Projects (2021), Emerson Dorsch, Miami (2021), NSU Art Museum, Fort Lauderdale (2020), Spinello Projects, Miami (2020). Gonzalez has received residencies at MASS MoCA, North Adams (2024), Campo AIR, Uruguay, (2022), Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, Omaha (2022), Franconia Sculpture Park Residency, Minnesota (2022), Santa Fe Art Institute Residency, Santa Fe (2022), Fountainhead, Miami, (2020), Ellipsis Open School, Portugal (2019), Oolite Arts, Miami (2017-2018). Her honors and awards include a Third Horizon Fellowship (2024), Southern Prize & State Fellowship (2022), Art and Public Places (2019 & 2021), Wavemaker grant from Andy Warhol Foundation and Locust Projects (2021), The South Florida Cultural Consortium (2020), The Ellies visual art award by Oolite Arts (2020 & 2018). Gonzalez received her BFA at Otis College of Art and Design (2011).