María Emilia Marroquín (b. 1960, Suipacha) is a Buenos Aires-based visual artist, psychologist, and cultural manager with a career spanning over thirty years. Her artistic practice investigates the relationship between culture and nature, exploring these themes through expanded drawing and installation art. Formed in workshops and art schools across Argentina and Germany, her research led her to participate in the "Art in Nature" residency in Cantabria, Spain, in 2022.
Marroquín’s work has received institutional recognition. Her recent accolades include the 1st Prize at the National Drawing Contest (Venado Tuerto, 2026) and a Special Mention in Sculpture-Installation at the Manuel Belgrano Art Salon hosted by the Sívori Museum (2024). Alongside her studio practice, she possesses extensive experience in curation, exhibition coordination, and institutional cultural management, backed by her recent Diploma in Advanced Studies in Cultural Management from IDAES/UNSAM (2026).
A regular exhibitor, Marroquín has presented solo exhibitions at Buenos Aires venues, including Gallery Labs (2026), La Tomada (2025), and the Centro Cultural de la Cooperación (2015). Her work has also been featured in group exhibitions, such as those at the Palacio Pereda / Embassy of Brazil in Buenos Aires (2022), the Oi Futuro cultural center in Brazil (2021), and the Kulturforum Alte Post in Germany (2006).