Born in 1985 in Feltre, Italy, Nina Fiocco is an artist, curator, and cultural project manager. Her practice combines artistic creation, field research, and collective collaboration. She is particularly interested in history, microhistory, and alternative economies, using images, texts, readings, and performative forms. Her writing, situated between narrative, essay, and poetry, accompanies both her own projects and those of other artists through journals, exhibitions, and catalogues.

Since 2019, she has co-directed the independent space ERROR with Oscar Formacio, operating in Puebla and Mexico City. The space develops artist residencies, collective learning programmes, knowledge-sharing initiatives, publications, and exhibitions. She also coordinates the educational programme IMÁN with Ana Gallardo.

Nina Fiocco teaches contemporary art at the Ibero-American University of Puebla. She also works as a tutor, curator, and consultant for institutions, independent spaces, and educational programmes in Mexico, Italy, and other countries. Her work has been presented in several museums, festivals, and galleries. Since 2016, she has also collaborated with Museo Amparo on the curatorial development and academic coordination of programmes devoted to contemporary art.