(b. Monterrey, Mexico)

Yolanda Ceballos is an artist and architect. Her work explores memory, time, and transformation through sensory systems and shifting materials—fog, scent, condensation, and salt. She constructs immersive environments where perception becomes spatial structure and atmosphere functions as medium. She develops what she calls Temporal Architecture: a method of building through breath, repetition, and the scale of the body. This is a practice of atmospheric knowledge—where fog inscribes, scent remembers, and salt becomes the residue of time made visible. Her installations unfold as systems of transformation: unstable, embodied, and alive.

Ceballos holds an MFA from the Glasgow School of Art and a BA in Architecture from ITESM. She is a member of Mexico’s Sistema Nacional de Creadores and has received awards from FONCA, BBVA-MACG, and the Royal Scottish Academy. Recent solo exhibitions include Here it’s always Monday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday (Pequod Co. and Museo MARCO, 2024), Out of Time and Into Space (ARCO Madrid, 2023), and (change of state) (Pequod Co., 2022). Her work is part of the collections of Centro de las Artes de Monterrey, Phillips/Yuyito, and the Royal Scottish Academy.

For inquiries: studio@yolandaceballos.com