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TOSCA TERÁN
interdisciplinary, ecofeminist, artist
As a first-generation Mexican-American, primarily self-taught interdisciplinary artist, my practice is rooted in navigating and reimagining systems not designed for me. The lack of institutional access has shaped both the methodology and spirit of my work, fostering an approach that values curiosity, persistence, and material dialogue over formal training.
Working across art, science, and technology, I treat creative practice as an act of decolonization: a refusal to separate intellect from intuition, nature from culture.
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Experience
As a woman in male-dominated, Eurocentric fields, I’ve often encountered barriers that exposed how knowledge and authority are unevenly distributed. These experiences inform my drive to create work that is inclusive, experimental, and relational, spaces where collaboration replaces hierarchy. By engaging directly with living materials, such as fungi, and bio-electrical data, I explore interdependence and ecological intelligence as vital forces that shape both art and life.
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Focus
My installations aim to foster encounters that dissolve boundaries between humans and the environment, technology and organisms, reminding us that creativity, like the natural world, thrives through connection, adaptation, and mutual transformation.
Sound Works: https://www.nanotopia.net
https://www.nanotopia.bandcamp.com
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/nanotopia
Instagram: @MothAntler @nanotopia_net