Mónica Morales Ruvalcaba, a native of Guadalajara, Jalisco, is a visual artist with a degree in Visual Arts for Plastic Expression from the University of Guadalajara. Her practice primarily involves sculpture and expanded graphics, exploring the relationship between form, materiality, and perception. Through a hybrid language, matter ceases to function solely as a support and becomes an active part of the discourse.

Her work stems from a contemplative gaze that questions traditional hierarchies of beauty and relevance. Through simplified anatomical forms, natural elements, and organic bodies, she constructs pieces that broaden the notion of what is valuable, directing attention to what often remains on the margins: the vulnerable, the silenced, what does not occupy the center of the discourse.

She has participated in various collective exhibitions in cultural spaces and galleries inside and outside the state, including the Ex Convento del Carmen, the Jalisco Ministry of Tourism, the Jorge Martinez Gallery, and the Juan José Arreola Public Library. She also received an honorable mention in the "Transforma tu Casco" contest by Safety Depot.