Victoria Froberg (she/her) was born in Washington D.C. She attended Corcoran School of the Arts and Design, Virginia Commonwealth University for Art Foundation and graduated with a BA in Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies in 2016. She completed her Bachelors degree at the Universidad de Ciencias Pedagogicas Enrique Jose Varona/ The Autonomous University of Social Movements in Havana, Cuba in 2016. Victoria obtained her MFA at Rome University of Fine Arts in Art Curation and Management in 2025, writing her thesis on “embodying monster: isolation, magic, creation, and re-defining monstrosities.”
As a lifelong illustrator, painter, mixed media artist, and in recent years, explorer of movement, sound, and space, Victoria’s curatorial practice explores themes of the varied journey of moving from spaces of grief to play. Her curatorial experience involves working directly with artists, centering the LGBTQIA+ community and disability justice. Victoria believes the text can be a tool to further facilitate the artists’ vision, but also can be used to bring a wider audience into art spaces, often writing from a space of fantasy, monstrosity, world building, and transformation.
After many years of co-organizing community centered healing events for those who face soci-economic barriers, teaching, and managing, Victoria felt there was no reason these methods could not be merged within the art world. She is passionate about creating artistic spaces that exist within the frameworks of healing justice, disability justice, anti-racism work, reproductive justice, and LGBTQIA+ justice. Victoria believes art to be a device to jump realms, and is always curious to see how medium can be used to challenge existing narratives that limit perceptions of ability and the physical form.