I believe small, playful gestures can shift how we relate to ourselves and one another in grand ways. As a Colombian-American artist shaped by layered histories and communities, I’m drawn to the spaces between identities - and the bridges we build across them. Through sculpture, puppetmaking, and collaborative play, I use humor and tenderness to explore belonging, care, and our shared humanity.

Kat

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After earning a B.A. in Art History from Bard College, Geng-Caraballo began her objects training in art conservation at The Williamstown Art Conservation Center at the Clark Art Institute in Massachusetts. In addition to solo shows at NIAD Art Center (CA), Counterpulse (SF) and Royal Nonesuch Gallery (CA), Geng’s art practice has been supported by grants, fellowships and residencies including The Bronx Museum AIM (NYC), BRIC Arts Media (NYC), Anderson Ranch Arts Center (CO), The Foundation House (CT), Vermont Studio Center (VT), and New York Foundation for the Arts, among others.

She is currently working out of her Brooklyn studio.