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Catalina Currea is a Colombian artist whose work is deeply rooted in a connection with nature. Born in Bogotá and raised among the green mountains of Colombia, her artistic vision was shaped early on by the teachings of her grandparents, who were farmers. Their reverence for the land instilled in her a lasting respect for the beauty of nature — a theme that resonates throughout her art.

 

At the age of 19, she emigrated to the United States, beginning her artistic path in Houston through small exhibitions that helped her build her portfolio and strengthen her unique style. Five years ago, she moved to Dallas, Texas, where she fully embraced her career as a professional artist and muralist.

 

Today, Catalina specializes in large-scale murals and fine art paintings, bringing vibrant color and life to public and commercial spaces. Her collaborations include well-known companies such as Norma’s Café TX, Curry Pizza House, and Sweetgreen. Many of her works are inspired by travels to national parks and natural landscapes, celebrating serenity, resilience, and wonder. 

Her practice extends beyond painting into community engagement through art therapy workshops, where she combines painting and gratitude as tools for healing and inner reconnection. Catalina’s work has been featured in exhibitions such as Art Santa Fe 2025, and recognized by cultural institutions like the Colombian Foundation ASOCUL in Dallas, Texas.

 

Through her murals, paintings, and workshops, Catalina seeks to create experiences that invite calm, contemplation, and a reconnection with the essential beauty of the natural world.