Camilo Mutis (Bogotá, 1992) is a Colombian artist interested in publishing and conceptual experimentation, in the performativity of language and writing, and in art installation. He works between Colombia and Spain in projects of art education, community urbanism, and citizen participation, as well as in the creation of printmaking, multimedia and archive intervention projects. He has developed specific art, participation, and education projects with institutions like Condeduque of Madrid, the Miró Mallorca Foundation, and the National Library of Colombia, with organizations like Puente Consultorías Culturales and the Bogotá Escuela Taller Foundation, as well as with independent platforms and collectives such as Vaia Vaia Lugo, the Bajo teja platform and Mocoa desde la base. He has participated in different residencies and public laboratories, such as Levadura, Can Serrat, or IDDS, among others, as well as in independent exhibitions and book fairs. He is currently a teacher from the Weaving and Community projects workshops at Sur Art School of the Circle of Fine Arts of Madrid, and a resident of Los Tientos with La Madraza Contemporary Cultural Center in Granada.

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As Taller dos puntos co-coordinator, he designs books, pedagogical tools and transdisciplinary publishing projects, such as Páramo (activated in different years and formats) and Mutis miscellany: poetic library of heritage archives (National Library of Colombia grant, 2022).

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Camilo studied psychology and two years of performing arts in Javeriana University of Bogotá (2015). In Madrid, he did a Master in Arts (FULL ACCIONA SCHOLARSHIP, Sur School, Circle of Fine Arts-UC3M, 2020) and the Master in Art research and creation from Complutense University (2024).