Isabel Englebert is a multidisciplinary post-conceptual artist and researcher whose practice unfolds at the intersection of art, science, technology, and philosophy. She studied Economics, and graduated in Communication Sciences at Universidad del Salvador (2002). She was also trained in design at Central Saint Martins, London, and jewelry at L'Ecole Van Cleef & Arpels, Paris. She participated in numerous courses in different fields, such as Medical Neurosciences at Duke University (2020). In 2023, Englebert completed a postgraduate course in Contemporary Art Technologies at the Facultad de Filosofía y Letras of the Universidad de Buenos Aires. In 2024, she was chosen to take part in the prestigious Glogauair Berlin residence and, last September, her project “J.Doe, an abstract identity” was selected to participate in Sorbonne's University program “From Dry conceptualism to Wet conceptualism, in Cognitive Capitalism” in Paris. She is currently undertaking seminars within the Doctorate in Arts and Techno-aesthetics at UNTREF. After a decade-long international career in strategic communications, in 2012 she founded Isabel Englebert Studio, from which she develops interdisciplinary projects. 

In September, her video art piece from the “Solutio” series, “Threads of identity” was selected for the Third Textile Video Art Salon of the Argentine Center of Textile Art. This video also participated in an exhibition at London Contemporary, hosted by Elements Contemporary ArtSpace in February.  Another piece from the same series was chosen to take part in the “La Sublime Obsessione” exhibition in Centro Expositivo San Vidal, Venice, from July 24 to October 24. Also in September, Englebert held a solo exhibition at Art Space Eight, part of the Department of Art and Design at SCMS in Pilar. Last August, she presented the interactive installation “Who is J.Doe?” at Central Affair #3 in Galerías Larreta, Buenos Aires. Between March and June, she took part in the exhibition “Echoes of the Invisible”, where she presented new pieces from her series “Presence of the Absence” at the Lorena del Pilar Art Gallery, also located within Galerías Larreta in Buenos Aires. 

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In November 2024, her work "Amateur Gods" was part of the exhibition "Cosecharás tu ciencia" at the Evita Higher Museum of Fine Arts - Palacio Ferreyra in Córdoba, Argentina. Her series "Amateur Gods" was also part of the Alter Ego Exhibition held from June 12 to June 22, 2024, at the Blanc Art Space, New York, where she received an honorable mention from the See Me community. Additionally, her work "It took me 4 months, 9 days, and 23 hours to complete 2 kilometers with a pen" was selected for the 18th Edition of the Arte Laguna Prize, exhibited at the Arsenale Nord in Venice from November 16 to December 8, 2024. In October 2024, Englebert participated in the "Autonomy: Defiance In The Age Of Control" exhibition, at Meta Betties gallery, at the Oculus, World Trade Center, NY, with her piece "Posthuman Dialectics". In September 2024, she took part in the exhibition "La advocación de los metales", where she presented her latest series, "Solutio," at the Olivares Group gallery in Buenos Aires. Her series "Amateur Gods" was selected to be presented as a "Special Project" in Pinta Miami in December 2023. The limited edition multiple of this series was specially developed and exhibited in The Bass Museum in Miami. In 2023, she was also invited to present her series "J. Doe, an Abstract Identity" at the "Biohack the Planet" Conference in Austin, Texas. This series was selected as a finalist for Bienal Sur 2023.

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In the last three years, Isabel Englebert has been conducting joint research with MIT, in cooperation with EvLab Language Lab. She has collaborated with the Lab team, exchanging experiences and knowledge, and conducting field tests related to language and neuroscience, developing a series called “Brain Conversations” to be exhibited at MIT TBD. Curated by Art Innovation Gallery, “Presence of the Absence,” the video component of this collaboration, was showcased at Times Square during the Armory Show from September 2–8, 2024.

At Miami Art Week 2022, the artist led a project together with Pinta Miami and Ella Fontanals Cisneros that brought the first traditional art fair and the first major collector to the Metaverse. She also participated as an artist and moderated a panel entitled "Traditional art and the new virtual environment", alongside speakers such as the director of Pinta Miami, the leadership of CIFO and the director of Decentraland. In 2021, sponsored by the European Cultural Center, MCAD and FIU, Englebert participated in Miami Art Week, exhibiting a large format sculpture and an NFT in the IlluMia Festival, which was screened in Downtown Miami’s public space. She has been named Decentraland’s Museum District Ambassador (2021), an entitlement that has enabled her to work with virtuality and NFTs in depth.

Her NFT “Wannabe Porvenir” is currently exhibited at the Museum District, constituting part of the Museum’s collection. Her work "If with your hands..." has been selected as a finalist for the Visual Arts Itaú Prize (2021). She exhibited at Diderot Art Gallery, Buenos Aires (2020), and at Praxis Gallery, Buenos Aires (2019). Her sculptural series have been exhibited at the Design & Art Center at the Patagonia Foundation, Buenos Aires (2019), where her piece “Mies” is part of the Foundation’s permanent exhibition, and at Casa FOA, Buenos Aires (2018). Her work has been portrayed in numerous magazines, as well as her research and thoughts, which have been published in the art magazine “Arte al Día”. She has been selected by Forbes as one of the “35 under 35”.