Constanza Oxenford (1970) has a BA in Political Science and International Relations from the Universidad Católica Argentina, and a Master's in Social Sciences from Columbia University. In 2001 she founded Germinare, an NGO that she currently directs. Her first formal approach to photography was in 2000 at Parsons (The New School of New York). In 2014 she participated in the photography workshop taught by Alberto Goldenstein at the Torcuato Di Tella University, where she also studied drawing for five years with Eduardo Stupía. Since 2016 she studies philosophy with Florencio Noceti. She has participated in art clinics with Gisela Vola, Sofía Huidobro, Eduardo Stupía and Alberto Goldenstein, and she has also trained with Santiago Carrera in photoshop and editing techniques.

Since 2016 she participates in BA Photo. In 2018 she presented the Sinapsis exhibition at OdA Gallery, curated by Stupía, which was then presented at the Argentine Embassy in Washington and at the Argentine Consulate in New York. In 2019 she presented Dimensions of the Same in OdA, curated by Goldenstein. Her cultural art project, Madre Zoe, was chosen and sponsored by the Patronage program of the Culture area of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires and exhibited in 2021 at OdA Gallery.