BIOGRAPHY

Rosario Crespo is a Miami-based therapist, artist, and mother whose work revolves around the study of trauma and resilience. Born and raised in Argentina, Rosario’s journey is shaped by her deep connection to her roots, her role as a woman, a mother, a daughter, a wife, and her continuous pursuit of personal and professional growth. Her art, which emerged during a period of deep introspection, became an essential means of expression, exploring the connection between vulnerability and strength through color and form. For Rosario, both therapy and art serve as healing tools, offering a space where language is not always necessary to communicate profound emotions.
Her academic and professional background spans both Argentina and the United States. She studied psychology in Argentina, where she developed a foundational understanding of the human psyche. Later, she continued her studies in Miami, enriching her knowledge with diverse perspectives on mental health, trauma, and resilience. This combination of cultural influences has allowed her to approach her work with an open mind, blending both scientific knowledge and compassionate care.
As a therapist specializing in trauma and resilience, Rosario’s work is driven by a deep empathy for her patients’ struggles. She helps individuals navigate the emotional and psychological impacts of life’s challenges, fostering healing and growth through a therapeutic approach that emphasizes the strength within each person. Her expertise is rooted in the belief that resilience is not just the ability to survive hardship but the capacity to transform it into a source of personal empowerment.
Art has always been a part of Rosario’s life. From an early age, she enjoyed learning guitar, singing, and dancing, which helped her connect to the world through creative expression. However, it wasn’t until adulthood—during a time when life became particularly challenging—that art took on a new, profound role. Faced with a period of bed rest when movement became impossible and words felt elusive, Rosario found solace in a new form of communication: images, colors, and nature. In that stillness, she discovered a new language—one that spoke to her in ways words couldn’t. This experience marked the beginning of a deeper exploration into the world of visual art, where she began using color, texture, and form to express emotions and stories beyond the reach of verbal expression.
Her journey as an artist is intertwined with her work as a therapist. She believes the creative process is a mirror to the healing journey—both are spaces where emotions can be explored and expressed without the limitations of language. Through her art, Rosario explores the intersection of vulnerability and strength, often using bold colors and organic forms to convey the complexities of the human spirit, trauma, and resilience.
As a woman, a mother, a daughter, a wife, and a friend, Rosario embraces the complexity of these roles and how they inform her perspective on life and her work. She believes that the connections we form with others are a vital part of the healing process, and these relationships play an important role in both her art and therapy. Her personal experiences of love, loss, joy, and challenge are reflected in her art, which serves as an expression of both her own journey and her deep connection to those around her.
Throughout her career, Rosario has seen the power of resilience in action—whether through her patients’ healing or in her own life. Her journey is one of continuous learning, both as a therapist and as an artist, and she is passionate about helping others tap into their own inner strength and capacity for transformation.
Her work as a therapist and artist is a testament to the belief that healing is not only possible but transformative. By blending her knowledge of trauma with her creative expression, Rosario is committed to inspiring others to embrace their own resilience and find meaning in their experiences.

Formacion
Education
-Clinic with Rebeca Mendoza, Argentina 2025
-Clinic with Rebeca Mendoza, Argentina 2024
-Coconut Grove Art Fair Emerging Artist Program 2024
-Workshop with Aurora Molina, Miami
-Workshop Combinaciones en el Color, with Manuel Rubin, 2022
-Clinic with Lia Porto y Maria Santi 2022, Argentina
-Workshop with Amparo Sonzini 2020-2021-2022, Argentina
-Seminar Prácticas y Pensamientos Visuales I with Lia Porto and Maria Santi, 2021
-Seminario “Prácticas y Pensamientos Visuales II with Lia Porto and Maria Santi. 2021. Argentina.
-Workshop “Papel y fibras Naturales” with Marina Pellechiarino. 2021. Buenos Aires Argentina.
-Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy. Albizu University, Miami Florida. 2021
-Licenciada en Psicologia, Universidad del Salvador, Buenos Aires Argentina. 2011

Exhibits
-Coconut Grove Art Fair Emerging Artist Program 2025. Miami Florida.
-Open Studio, Taller Rebeca Mendoza, Buenos Aires. 2024
-Broward County Libraries Division Exhibit in Pembroke Pines/Walter C. Young Resource Center, May and June 2024. Broward Florida.
-The Thousand Arts Center. Color Culture: Our History and Heritage through Fiber. August 23- November 17. Clayton, New York.
– Broward Art Guild Abstractions Show February 2023, Broward Florida.
– Broward Art Guild Winter Spectacular Exhibit December 2022, Broward Florida.
-Downtown Doral Artisan Walk 2022, Miami Florida.
-Downtown Doral Art Walk 2022, Miami Florida.
-Healing Power of Art Virtual Exhibit 2021

Born in Argentina and now based in Miami, my art is an exploration of life itself. With a curious mind, I dive into the world of creativity, seeking to process, connect, and understand. For me, art is not just a form of expression—it is a language beyond words. It is a way to communicate what cannot be easily described.

Life is vast, complex, and dynamic—something that transcends verbal explanation. To truly capture its essence, we need more than language: we need music, color, and movement. These elements are the foundation of my work. I embrace the energy and vibrancy that color offers, allowing it to speak with a life of its own. Through my creations, I strive to make visible the invisible, to convey emotions, thoughts, and stories that words alone cannot express.

Art, to me, is a shared experience. It is an invitation to connect, to feel, and to explore together. I hope that my work resonates with viewers, sparking something deeper within them—a moment of reflection or a feeling of recognition. My journey is one of discovery, and I invite you to join me in this ongoing dialogue between life, art, and the world around us.

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