Originally from Italy and Argentina, Alessia Canteros is an artist based in Tio’tia:ke / Moonyiang / Montreal. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Design with a specialization in Computation Arts from Concordia University (2020). Her multidisciplinary artistic approach touches on a range of tangible and digital mediums, and fosters an interest for impermanence, crip time, and migration. Her work has been presented at L’Imprimerie (Montreal) Espacio Camargo (Buenos Aires), artch (Montreal), Art Volt (Montreal), Ada X (Montreal), Buddies in Bad Times Theatre (Toronto), Technoculture Art and Games (Montreal), VAV Gallery (Montreal) and Interfold Magazine (Montreal). Her work has been supported by the Canada Council for the Arts, the Conseil des arts de Montréal and the Elspeth McConnell Prize.
“I’m excited to explore how my practice can support other neurodivergent artists in finding ways to create and be proactive on our own terms.”
