Dylan is an interdisciplinary Latinx visual artist and arts worker based in NJ/NYC. They've held residencies at The Luminary, co-facilitated workshops at MoMA, and assistant taught at Rutgers University and California Institute of the Arts, where they're an MA Candidate in Aesthetics and Politics. They've supported the Center for Afrofuturist Studies and managed the studio of Anaïs Duplan. They currently serve as Residency and Production Coordinator at Amant in BK.
Dylan's practice embraces the marriage of painting, sculpture and notions of space and visibility. They engage with the politics of visibility from the marginalized experience, following the thread of resistance from their community as a trans Latinx migrant, to expand anti-assimilationist aesthetics as a transformative field of study. They work to interrogate the role of street art as artistic resistance of the unseen and undocumented, confronting urban design, archival and documentation practices.
They try not to take this page too seriously.
La lucha sigue. All power to the people.
Photo by Michelle Mor