Azul Ceballos (b. 1979, Cordoba, Argentina) is an interdisciplinary artist based in New York. Her work combines video and sound installation, generative and interactive technology, photography-based, public and participatory art, and works on fabric, biomaterials, and paper, including drawing, painting, and printmaking. 

In addition to her individual practice, she works on collaboration projects and initiatives bringing creatives together, including Immigration Co/Lab as part of the Tribeca Film Institute Interactive Programs, ObjetoAjeno as part of Cultural Center Spain.Cordoba, and Recolectivo as part of the Goethe Institut Cordoba, all engaged in public art, performance, and new media.

She studied Fine Arts at the National University of Córdoba, Argentina, and various studies in technology, art, and design in Spain and the United States (Parsons, School of Poetic Computation, Eyebeam). 

Her work has been shown at LM Studios in France, Casa Lu in Mexico City, Praxis Art Gallery, New York, the National Fine Arts Museum of Buenos Aires, Centro Cultural Recoleta, and Centro Cultural San Martín, Centro Cultural Borges, among other institutions and alternative spaces in New York, Portugal, and Argentina.

She actively participates in art residencies and workshops. At a young age, she received the Sony Corporation Europe Young Artists Award 2000, juried by the Documenta XI curator, Okwui Enwezor, who was joined on the jury by Harald Szeemann and Hans Ulrich Obrist, among other notable international contemporary art curators.