“Gato Encerrado” 2017, video. The multiple videos present the faces of one person and her struggles and contradictions, where the pauses extend the identity of the character. Link to “Gato Encerrado” (excerpt)

“Gato Encerrado” – Installation view at CSULB art galleries. Synchronized six channel HD video and four audio outputs designed by me.

“Lo Que Me Hubiera Gustado Ser A Los 8 Años (What I Would Have Liked To Be At 8 Years Old)” 2018, Photograph, Christmas lights and acrylic frame. Installed at Radial Gallery in University of Dayton.  Imagery and frame design by me. Link  to “Lo Que Me Hubiera Gustado Ser A Los 8 Años”

“Tacometer” 2019, Arcade game. MDF, LED screen, Raspberry Pi, speakers. Installed at Radial Gallery in University of Dayton. Visuals and audio design by me using Premiere Pro, Photoshop and Lightroom.   Link to “Tacometer”

“A Big Beautiful Wall” 2016, video. Installed at Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery.
 Link “A Big Beautiful Wall” (excerpt)

“De Chile, Mole y Dulce” 2016, Archival Pigment print, 96 x 252″. Installed at Museum Of Latin American Art.

“De Chile, Mole y Dulce”. By dressing different people in the costume of the stereotypical Mexican, I challenge the notion of ‘types.’ The title of this work, “De Chile, Mole y Dulce,” is a Spanish saying that originated to describe the variety of tamales available: spicy, savory, or sweet. For this work I photographed the diversity of people found on local college campuses. I created the portraits in order to explore my own identity as Mexican. Born and raised in Mexico, but with light hair and skin, people often challenge my identity- insisting that because I do not fit into the stereotype that I must not be authentically Mexican.

“Time And Optics” 2017, video. Installed at Whittier Museum. Green screened, composited and edited by me.
Link to “Time And Optics” (excerpt) 

“Mexico Already Changed” 2017, video. Installed at Mexican Consulate, Los Angeles CA.
Link to “Mexico Already Changed”

“Citrus College” 2019, Drone Imagery created with a DJI Phantom 4 PRO.

“Cliff in Topanga” 2019, 360 imagery created using Lightroom and Photoshop. Link to the 360 pano tour

“Queso” 2017, Archival pigment print. Installed at ESXLA, Los Angeles CA. Photograph and Photoshop composite by me.

“Quinceañera” 2017, archival pigment print. Installed at Mercado La Paloma, Los Angeles CA. Photograph and Photoshop composite by me.

“Calabaza” 2017 archival pigment print. Installed at Radial Gallery in University of Dayton. Photograph and Photoshop composite by me.

“Ventanas sin muros” 2019, video
Link to “Ventanas sin muros”

“Artists You Should Know: Cintia Segovia” by Artra Curatorial, Fabrik, June 2017  Link to “Artists You Should Know Cintia Segovia” 

“Migración” is a chapter on the book Aestesis Decolonial Transmoderna Latinx_MX (1987-2017), which is supported by the Mexican cultural institution Fondo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes (FONCA) 2017. The project consists of an investigation, the writing and publication of a book and a cycle of seven conferences that will take place in Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico City, Los Angeles and Chula Vista in California. Link to “Aestesis Decolonial Transmoderna Latinx_MX-migracion”

“Local Artists Explore Identity and Diversity in WHO ARE YOU, MOLAA’s First Exhibit of 2016” by Asia Morris, Long Beach Post, December 2016 Link to “Local Artists Explore Identity and Diversity in WHO ARE YOU, MOLAA’s First Exhibit of 2016”