Virginia Urreiztieta is a Venezuelan multidisciplinary artist based in Mexico City whose practice moves between painting and filmmaking. Through her work, she explores the fragility of the planet and how transformations of the territory—ecological, political, and affective—intersect with and shape the human experience.

Her work is situated at the intersection of landscape and body, understanding both as vulnerable surfaces in constant transformation. Through pictorial abstraction and cinematic construction, she investigates the tension between protection and wound, proposing images that evoke both threat and the possibility of regeneration.

She holds a degree in Architecture from the Universidad Central de Venezuela and an MFA in Film Production from New York University, Tisch School of the Arts. Her background in architecture and film informs a practice attentive to space, atmosphere, and narrative structure as devices of meaning.

She has participated in group exhibitions in spaces such as Mooni Gallery, Origen Gallery, NMAD Gallery, AMA Gallery, Cenzontle Gallery, Delirio, and El Palmar, among others.