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She is currently a curator of Dissident Bodies and Dislocada/Dislocated and works as an educator in different educational projects in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
She has a degree in visual arts from the University of Strasbourg in France.
In 2012, (while in France) she obtained her National Diploma of Plastic Arts, with a concentration in sound arts from the School of Arts of the Rhine (Haut École D'art du Rhin) in Mulhouse, France. Upon finishing her studies, she moved to Puerto Rico, where she participated in several collective and individual exhibitions at the Tibes Ceremonial Center, the Museum of the Americas and at the Art Biennial of Ponce among others.
In 2017, Salomé moved to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, (USA) where she has continued to develop her artistic, curatorial and educational career. She is currently a curator of Dissident Bodies and works as an educator at The Barnes Foundation.
For Salomé, the arts form a positive vehicle which can bring beneficial changes to society as well as the potential to transform lives, art as a healer, something she promotes in her artistic pursuits. Since 2012, her performance work has been inspired by colonialism, immigration, women's inequality and dissident bodies. Through her pictorial work the artist seeks to remember the memories of our ancestors. She has exhibited in France, Colombia, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Chile, Brazil and Philadelphia.