Dr. Veronica Cordova de la Rosa es un artista que trabaja en arte en vivo y arte de performance, fotografía, y práctica socialmente comprometida. She investigates the impact of images of violence on individual and collective well-being and uses practice-based research to physically manifest affect and translate emotion into embodied performance.

Su trabajo se ha mostrado ampliamente en el Reino Unido e internacionalmente, Incluyendo en la colección Wellcome, Galería Serpentine, Museo de Ríos Pitt, Arte moderno Oxford, Museo Ashmolean, Casa Pushkin, y complejo cultural chino.

Ella estudió artes contemporáneas (practice-based) en la Universidad de Oxford Brookes (Doctor en Filosofía), Artes interdisciplinarias en la Universidad de Oxford Brookes (MAMÁ, Mérito), y posee un MFA y una licencia (BA equivalente) in Fine Arts from Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.

Veronica ha dado conferencias en una prisión del sur de Londres y en la Escuela de Artes de la Universidad de Oxford Brookes.

She also facilitates online workshops for researchers and artists, focusing on practice-based research, actuación, embodiment, and socially engaged methodologies.

As co-founder and Director of the grassroots non-profit Live Art and Performance Group (LAPER), Ella cura los eventos de actuación experimental y ha organizado festivales internacionales a pequeña escala en entornos académicos.

Her socially engaged practice includes supporting SEN students in London and developing wellbeing programmes for immigrants, refugees, and vulnerable communities through creative and participatory methodologies.

She is currently working on a funded wellbeing programme in the City of Oxford, where she delivers art-based sessions designed to support mental health and well-being. Her role combines socially engaged creative practice, research, and partnership work with local organisations and community resources to develop and facilitate recovery-focused activities that strengthen resilience, creativity, and social connection.