Cristina Babiloni

Cristina Babiloni, born in 1981 in Castellón de la Plana, Spain, is a contemporary multidisciplinary artist of French and Spanish descent, who lives and works in Castellón.

While Babiloni’s artistic practice primarily explores painting, she has also developed affinities for other discplines such as sculpture, drawing, and artistic objects.

The prominence of matter and the diversity of formats is the pillar of her work. In her compositions, she uses materials and elements often associated with construction or the ceramic industry. Her creative process follows a circular approach to materials, which she applies in the form of collage—a method that could be described as “brutalist”, where texture, energy, and composition play an essential role. Through this methodology, Babiloni transforms matter into her own visual language, one that reflects on sustainability, permanence, and the relationship between nature and humanity.

At its core, her artistic style is distinguished through the use of vibrant and dynamic colour palettes that create immersive natural scenes, conceived to evoke subjective connection, introspection, and awareness of our interdependence with the environment. The fragility of ecosystems and the search for harmony between the natural and the human are central themes in her work.

Babiloni has exhibited internationally, with solo shows in Madrid, New York, and Andorra, and her work has been presented at prestigious art fairs such as ARCO Madrid. The year 2025 marks a significant milestone in her career, with a solo exhibition at Fundación Bancaja in Valencia, Spain, highlighting the ongoing evolution of her artistic practice and her distinctive vision. Her work forms part of major private collections, including the J.P. Morgan Chase Art Collection, as well as institutional and corporate spaces aligned with her philosophy.

Beyond her exhibitions, Babiloni actively collaborates with foundations and charitable projects, reinforcing her commitment to sustainability, social causes, and art as a vehicle for awareness.

Her artistic trajectory, together with the integration of her psychological insights into her creative practice, consolidates Cristina Babiloni as a unique voice in contemporary art—one capable of strengthening our bond with nature, transforming matter into emotion, and contemplation into reflection.