About

Paloma Ruby is a multidisciplinary creative working across performance, modelling, film, teaching and text-based art.

Born and raised in Buenos Aires, Argentina, developed most of her career in London, UK and is now based in the Canary Islands.

With a background in circus and movement, she has been training since 2009, performing since 2012 and teaching since 2018. Her work moves between live performance, screen, visual art and language.

Since 2023, she has developed @ternuraysuavidad, a text-based art practice exploring the meeting point of words and images.

Alongside her artistic practice, Paloma offers a space for personal guidance using astrology, the resource that sustained her creative development the most, helping her understand cycles of lights, shadows and intrinstic messages of the elements of nature.

Selected Experience

Performance & Circus

Coaching experience includes the National Centre for Circus Arts, Aerial Life, Flying Fantastic, Aria Movement Convention between others. She has led her own workshops in England and Spain.

Performance highlights include the London 2012 Olympics with Aircraft Circus and a trapeze appearance in the Hamburg Film Festival trailer in 2022. She was also a resident at NoFit State Circus Village in 2021 and a trainee on LEXICON in 2022.

Modelling & Film

Modelling commissions include work for British impressionist painter Sherree Valentine Daines, whose resulting artwork has sold out and been shown at Clarendon Galleries, and a collaboration between Michelle Marshall and Daniel the Gardener for the Sarabande Foundation.

Screen work includes Ted Lasso, Knuckles, Disclaimer, Blitz and Fast & Furious 11 as a supporting artist, alongside a trapeze performance in the 2022 Hamburg Film Festival trailer. +Basic trianing in Intimacy Coordination

Art & Writing

Through @ternuraysuavidad, Paloma explores text-based art and visual poetry. Selected exhibitions include Theatre Deli, in February 2024, alongside artist of the month Jasmine Kahlia, and Lost Paradise by John Milton at St Giles' Cripplegate, Barbican, in November 2024, curated by Oms Rocha. Her literary work includes Igual que un Cuerpo, associated with La Tundra and Cecilia Szperling.

Work With Me

For performance, modelling, teaching, artistic collaborations and other professional enquiries, get in touch.

For personal readings, explore Of a Feather and book a session, or shop Ternura y Suavidad