Diana Gongora
is an abstract artist living between the Hudson Valley and New York City.
Born in Colombia and raised in New York, her work is shaped by a life lived across cultures, cities, and landscapes. Her paintings carry the energy, tenderness, and curiosity she has gathered through travel, study, and personal experience.
Diana earned her BA in Studio Art and Art History from Bard College, where she studied with artists including Richard Pousette-Dart and Roy Lichtenstein. She also studied at Studio Arts Center International in Florence, Italy. She later received an MFA in Studio Arts from Hunter College and an MPS in Creative Arts Therapy from Pratt Institute.
Having lived in Berlin, Cologne, and Austria, Diana has developed a deeply personal visual language informed by movement, memory, and connection.
Her work has been exhibited in Japan, Germany, Austria, and the United States.