Isabel Pérez del Pulgar born in Granada (Spain) with residence in France since 2015. Graduated in Geography and Histories with a specialty in Art from the University of Granada. She specializes monographic courses on Color Theory, Painting, Drawing and Engraving Techniques at the Granada School of Arts as well as courses on design and digital art. In the mid-2000s, she adopted video as a mode of creation and expression. Video as a plastic vehicle where movement, sound and pictorial vision come together. At the same time that performance is gaining more presence as a means of work. The body as the main element and narrative conductor. Architecture of stressed physicality of space – time.

Her work as an artist in the fields of painting, photography, and especially her work in video art and short film has been the subject of numerous international exhibitions and shows; Rencontres Traverse Video (France), Videomedeja (Serbia), Fonland (Portugal), Art Miden festival (Greece), TEA (Canary Islands), Retransmission (Mexico), Fivac (Cuba), Actions at the margin (Colombia), Femmes Videoart Festival ( USA), IVAHN (Spain), MADATAC (Spain), Now & After (Russia), NEMAF (Korea), AVAF Festival (Ethiopia), Casa Bunuel (Mexico), WOW Art Film Video Festival (Germany), Museo Vostell Malpartida (Spain) , visionXsound international experimental video (Austria), Women’s space, La Neomudéjar (Madrid), Dactiloscopia Rosa, Naves Matadero (Madrid), VIDEOsPAIN (Spain). Collaborations with international artists and musical composers; Filmkonsert with Manssoor Hosseini (Sweden), La Topología des neuf cercles with King Eisen (France). Various collaborations with the sound artist Javier Pinango. Among her recognitions: Public Award. – ATLANTICA VISUAL-ART Vol. IX. Islantilla Cineforum International Film Festival. Prize for the best audiovisual creation work + Special Jury Mention for the best experimental work 5th edition of the CTL 59 «European Contest for Audiovisual Creation (Spain). Special prize from the MADATAC 06 jury (Madrid). Second VEA prize (Mexico). Bop Prize Decameron (Italy).