Paloma Rincon

Paloma Rincón is a Mexico-born, Madrid-based visual artist working at the intersection of photography, motion, and design. Her lens-based practice is defined by a signature blend of bold colors, playful compositions, and a surreal sense of balance.

With a strong foundation in visual storytelling, she constructs highly art-directed worlds where objects and gestures collide in unexpected, often humorous ways. Paloma’s work challenges perceptions through a tactile aesthetic that feels digitally manipulated but is entirely crafted by hand. She moves fluidly between still and moving image, combining a range of techniques that often merge tabletop setups with performance-based elements to create striking, immersive visuals that are unmistakably hers.

Her creative universe has attracted collaborations with leading global brands such as Bombay Sapphire, Google, IKEA, Dove, Coca-Cola, McDonald’s, and Heineken, while her personal projects have been showcased at creative conferences and exhibitions worldwide.

Paloma's Talk

Between Noise and Voice

"In this talk, I will share my experience of staying connected to my creative voice while growing professionally in a very loud world. Throughout my career, especially during moments of change, I have moved between clarity and confusion as external noise:trends, industry shifts, technology, or expectations, pulled me away from ways of working that felt true to me.

I reflect on how reconnecting with curiosity, personal projects, and the physical world has always helped me regain clarity, confidence, and motivation. From photography and large scale productions to AI and shifts in how and where I live and work, this talk explores how returning inward has shaped my creative evolution."