Susanna Inglada (b. 1983) lives and works in the Netherlands. She is a visual artist whose practice focuses on power relations, authority, corruption, complicity, and gender inequality, particularly examining the cultural and political relationship between Catalonia and Spain. She primarily works with installations, creating theatrical scenarios where twisted characters intermingle with the audience.

 

She graduated in Fine Arts from Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, participated in an Erasmus program at the Willem de Kooning Academy, Rotterdam, and completed a Master’s degree at the Frank Mohr Institute, Groningen.

 

Susanna Inglada has exhibited at Kunsthal Rotterdam (NL); Museum CODA (NL); Escher in Het Paleis (NL); Biennale Into Nature Drenthe (NL); Azkuna Zentroa (ES); BOZAR (BE); Dordrechts Museum (NL); La Casa Encendida Madrid (ES); Museum Folkwang (DE); Drawing Now Paris (FR); Centraal Museum Utrecht (NL); Stedelijk Museum Schiedam (NL); and Kunstencentrum Ten Bogaerde (BE), among others. She has participated in residencies at HISK (2017-18); EKWC; Akademie Schloss Solitude (DE); Lottozero (IT); Kunst & Complex (NL); LaEmbassy, Mexico City (MEX); and 18th Street Arts Center, Los Angeles (USA). Her awards include 2nd Prize Guasch Coranty (ES), Montresso Marrakesh Award (MAR, 2023), Generaciones Award (ES, 2019), and Scheffer Prize (NL, 2020). Her work is part of museum collections including Museum Folkwang, Museum Valkhof, and Stedelijk Museum Schiedam, as well as private collections in Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Italy, Germany, and Spain.