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Reflections on contemporary practice in and about Central America

Tesora Molina-Garcia (she/her) is a Salvadoran-American media artist, writer, and educator whose work is here to dismantle the violence of the Global North. A citizen of the Global South and an American Dreamer, Tesora’s research–drawing from various threads in immigration politics, philosophies of madness, and nonwestern esoteric spirituality–aims to explore how structural violence shapes personal and collective experience. Moe Penders is a Salvadoran artist, whose practice is mainly framed in traditional photography. They moved to Houston in 2009 to attend the University of Houston where they received their BFA in Photography and Digital Media and completed their MFA at UC San Diego in 2025. Angel Poyón is an important voice of the experimental Indigenous art community in Central America. Poyón lives and works in Comalapa, Guatemala where he was born. He believes that his work is not limited to creation but to truly connect with the “Rajawal” (spirit) of the object itself, it is in this way that the object intervened becomes a work of art Fernando Poyón lives and works in Comalapa, Guatemala. His practice can be defined by his desire to communicate social, cultural, historical and political life through experimentation with contemporary media and techniques. Poyón’s work has been included in numerous international exhibitions.