Carola Bravo is a Venezuelan-American artist, architect, educator, and cultural activist living in Miami. Her artwork ranges from immersive site-specific video and art installations to public art. Carola's work explores how we relate to spaces, creating a geometric ordering tied to history, memory, and time. Her interest in landscapes and territories has led to her work being influenced by maps. She studies the themes of change, home, and hope and aims to show the existence of nesting and belonging in the geometry of our places.

Some awards and public art commissions: The Bass New Monuments (2022), The Baptist Hospital-Doral (2021), and Royal Caribbean's Innovation Lab, Miami (2017). She has been featured in, among others, The Wall Street Journal. Her solo exhibitions include: "Inhabited Geometries" (2019), Bernice Steinbaum Gallery and "Blurred Borders" (2016), The Frost Art Museum.

In 2014, she founded HARTVEST PROJECT, an educational art venture to promote art appreciation. Carola Bravo holds a Ph.D. in Architecture (2016) and an M.A. in Art History (2003) from Venezuela’s Central University, and a BSc in Architecture from the University of the Arts, Philadelphia, USA (1987).