Is a visual artist and poet who uses performance as her primary medium. Galindo lives and works in Guatemala, using her own context as a starting point to explore and denounce the ethical implications of social violence and injustices related to racial and gender discrimination, as well as human rights abuses stemming from endemic inequalities in the power relations of contemporary societies.
Galindo received the Golden Lion for Best Young Artist at the 51st Venice Biennale (2005), in 2011 she received the Prince Claus Award from the Netherlands and last 2020 the Robert Rauschemberg Award.
She has participated in events such as Aichi Triennale, Wuzhen Biennale, the 49th, 53rd, and 54th Venice Biennials; Documenta 14 in Athens and Kassel, at the 9th Cuenca International Biennial, the 29th Ljubljana Biennial of Graphic Arts, the Shanghai Biennial (2016) the Pontevedra Biennial in 2010, the 17th Biennial of Sydney, the 2nd Moscow Biennial, 1st Auckland Triennale, The Venice-Istanbul Exhibition, and other high level worldwide participations.
Her work is in collections such as the Guggenheim in New York, Museum of Modern Art of New York MoMa, Pompidou Museum in Paris, Tate London, Daros Switzerland, Chateau de Rivoli, Italy, among others.
She has published the book Personal e Intransmisible in 1999 with Coloquia publishing house, the book Telarañas in 2017 with ediciones del Pensativo, Antigua Guatemala and her latest book of poetry Rabia, published in 2020 by Les Lisieres publishing house.