Ana María Caballero is a Colombian-American multidisciplinary artist and poet whose work critically examines how biology shapes cultural and societal structures, particularly the gendered ideal of sacrifice.
Through a practice spanning poetry, performance, sculpture and digital installation, Caballero challenges entrenched narratives, revealing the often-silenced emotional and existential costs of care. Her work also explores memory and the evolution of the book into the contemporary and digital world.
Caballero's innovative fusion of literature and technology has positioned her at the forefront of digital poetry. She co-founded theVERSEverse, a digital poetry gallery, and became the first living poet to sell a poem at Sotheby’s.

The author of six books, she has also exhibited at venues like Ashmoleam Museum, HEK Basel, Philips and has been acquired by: The Ashmolean Museum, HEK Basel, Francisco Carolinum Museum, The Arab Bank Switzerland, Spalter Digital and the Mad Arts Museum. She has also performed live at the Venice Architecture Biennale Vernissage, Art Basel, Art Genève and Fundación Telefónica.

Featured in Artnet, The Art Newspaper, Poetry International, BOMB, El País, and NPR. In 2025, she was named one of Forbes' Top 50 Latin Women to Follow, recognizing her significant contributions to contemporary art and literature.

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