Born in 1983 in Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico, Fina Ferrara is a multidisciplinary performance and video artist whose career began as a classical ballet dancer at the age of ten. Her training in movement evolved into a hybrid practice that integrates contemporary dance, theater, and visual arts. Since 2010, she has moved away from the traditional stage to explore interactive performance spaces in galleries, museums, and art fairs, expanding her expression through video art, sculpture, photography, painting, installation, and original sound compositions. Her work explores the visceral language of corporeality and audience interaction.

Renowned for her powerful interpretations of movement, Ferrara has exhibited widely in cultural capitals such as London, Paris, New York, Venice, Rome, Madrid, and Mumbai, as well as in numerous cities across Latin America. She has received several awards, including the Power of Creativity Art Prize (2021), the Faces of the Peace Art Prize (2022), and the Future of Art Global Masterpiece Award (2024) from Contemporary Art Curator Magazine. In 2023, she was honored with the International Prize Leonardo da Vinci – The Universal Artist at the Museum of Science and Technology in Milan.

Her international recognition continued in 2024 with her inclusion in the Gold List by Art Market Magazine and her selection among the Top Contemporary Artists to Watch by Contemporary Art Curator Magazine. 

She is currently represented by Vedica Art Studios and Gallery.