Diana Beltrán was born in Bogotá in November 1978. She acquired the title of Master of Plastic Arts at the National University of Colombia.

Beltrán's work has been constant and broad, identifying himself mainly in photography. He has exhibited individuals and groups in Colombia, Spain, the USA, Peru, Venezuela and Singapore. His works belong to different collections in Chile, Colombia, the USA, Panama, Spain, Peru and London.

He exhibits for the first time at the Museo de la Universidad Nacional, in a collective curated by Gustavo Zalamea, exhibiting his work together with the main figures of Colombian art such as Beatriz González and Bernardo Salcedo. After graduating with honors, he traveled to Spain, where he completed a master's degree in artistic photography at EFTI in Madrid, participating with his undergraduate work at Photoespaña2008. In 2010 he returned to Colombia with an exhibition at the Chamber of Commerce titled Photographic Dimensions. Three years later he participates in the exhibition entitled Generación Emergente curated by Eduardo Serrano. In 2014 she won the Vitrina de Arte, from the Estémulos de Idartes program and exhibited at the Banco de la República Regional Hall. His most recent production of 2018 could be seen in a solo exhibition with CasaCano.

He currently lives and works in Bogotá.

Statement: I consider myself a full-time visual consumer. I have explored various artistic languages, recognizing myself in sculpture, in engraving and mainly in photography. In it, I restructure a new plan and become an architect with faces. I assemble photographs to find another truth.

The common thread of my work is the construction of portraits and own identities. Each individual in his constant evolution led me to think about the fragility, structure and meaning of the body, as skin, as meat, as a deformable and modifiable figure. Photography is an illusion, a fictitious reality.