Ana Treviño is an artist, filmmaker and educator based in Austin, TX. Her practice is centered on narratives. It is informed by cultural histories, identity and her connection to the Mexican-American border. The stories she connects with are oftentimes subjugated ones. Whether it be sharing an alternative perspective of the immigrant experience or a woman’s relationship to her body, she always intends to redefine narratives. Through video installation and performance, she aims to explore and recontextualize these stories. Her most recent work involves deconstructing and analyzing the mother figure in media, literature, and art. Films she has collaborated in have screened at Sundance Film Festival and South by Southwest. She received her MFA in Art and Technology from the University of Florida and a BS in Television and Film Production from Florida International University. She is an Assistant Professor of Instruction in Studio Art at Texas State University.
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