Gabriela Aceves Sepúlveda wasborn in Guadalajara, Mexico and is a media artist and cultural historian with aresearch focus on feminist media art, research-creation and Latin American artand its diasporas. She is Associate Professor in the School of Interactive Artsand Technology at Simon Fraser University (SIAT) that occupies the uncededterritories of the Semiahmoo, Tsawwassen, Kwantlen, Katzie, the Kwikwetlem(kʷikʷəƛə̓ m), and the Qayqayt First Nations. As a media artist, she producesvideo installations, sculptures, digital projects, print media and liveperformances that investigate the body as a site of cultural, gendered andtechno-scientific inscriptions. Aceves Sepúlveda is a member of art/mamas, aVancouver-based collective of artist mothers and sono(soro)ridades, a group offeminist sound artists, activists, and scholars interested in investigating theaffective and political dimensions of sound. She is also the Vancouver regionalcoordinator of TFAP (the Feminist Art Project) Rutgers University and is amember of CAA’s Committee on Women in the Arts.