(1973)  

Angelica's work reflects on the themes of identity, belonging and what it means to be female, inspired by her experiences as a woman and perennial migrant. 

Arbulú's work is distinguished by her treatment of photography as a starting point for exploration. Through thoughtful intervention and use of materials angelica playfully explores the boundaries of photography.

The result is a series of intimate portraits and nostalgic landscapes that invite us to take pause and question our perspective.

Her work has been shown in major art fairs (PhotoLondon, PhotoEspaña, Zona Maco, Estampa Phnom Pehn Photo Festival) and is part of institutional collections including the ICP (New York), Alliance Française (Ecuador and Panamá) as well as private collections in Europe, Asia and the Americas.

Paula Riff Award winner 2026,

FORM Scope Miami longlist 2026

LACP Reservoir nominee 2026, 

NYLAAT Art Residency 2025.

Angélica studied photography at the Centro de Estudios del Imagen (Madrid) and has a Master on photographic projects from PhotoEspaña.

She's represented by Isolina Arbulu Gallery