TechnoTihuacan combines live DJing and Video Art remixing into a living, digital mural exploring the intersectional story of Latinx contemporary life. This performance/video exhibition examines border politics, de-colonialism, queer sex, Afro-Latinx visibility, pop culture, trans identity and spirituality. These videos, a mix of original creations and curated works, will be synced with techno/cumbia/quebradita/salsa music remixes that aim to respond to and support the digital visuals.
TechnoTihuacan not only pushes for visibility of marginalized Latinx narratives but prioritizes intersectionality when representing our community. TechnoTihuacan uses DJing, mixing, and remixing to sew together these often-fractured narratives of Latinx life into a cohesive, large-scale video mural edited together live on stage in front of the audience by video artist Rob Fatal and DJ Bianca Oblivion using 4 turntables, 2 DJ mixers, projection mapping software, and Video DJ technology.
*TechnoTihuacan is an 18+ event. Images in the videos contain explicit sexuality, profanity and violence.
Videos artists include: La Chica Boom / Xandra Ibarra, Amaryllis Dejesus Moleski, San Cha, Aida Lizalde, Alex Hernandez, Ramses Rodstein, Xitlalli Sixta Tarin, Mason J, Paula Pinho Martins Nacif, Cinnamon Maxine, Rose Arellano, Fluídos Sudakas, Sula Fay Bermudez-Silverman, Liz Gomez. Logo by Lesser Gods Art.
TechnoTihuacan is co-sponsored by Swagger Like Us, and Caliber DJs SF.
Technotihuacan is funded in part by a grant from the Queer Cultural Center and the San Francisco Arts Commission.
TechnoTihuacan is Commissioned by Queer Cultural Center for the NQAF
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TechnoTihuacan not only pushes for visibility of marginalized Latinx narratives but prioritizes intersectionality when representing our community. TechnoTihuacan uses DJing, mixing, and remixing to sew together these often-fractured narratives of Latinx life into a cohesive, large-scale video mural edited together live on stage in front of the audience by video artist Rob Fatal and DJ Bianca Oblivion using 4 turntables, 2 DJ mixers, projection mapping software, and Video DJ technology.
*TechnoTihuacan is an 18+ event. Images in the videos contain explicit sexuality, profanity and violence.
Videos artists include: La Chica Boom / Xandra Ibarra, Amaryllis Dejesus Moleski, San Cha, Aida Lizalde, Alex Hernandez, Ramses Rodstein, Xitlalli Sixta Tarin, Mason J, Paula Pinho Martins Nacif, Cinnamon Maxine, Rose Arellano, Fluídos Sudakas, Sula Fay Bermudez-Silverman, Liz Gomez. Logo by Lesser Gods Art.
TechnoTihuacan is co-sponsored by Swagger Like Us, and Caliber DJs SF.
Technotihuacan is funded in part by a grant from the Queer Cultural Center and the San Francisco Arts Commission.
TechnoTihuacan is Commissioned by Queer Cultural Center for the NQAF
TechnoTihuacan combines live DJing and Video Art remixing into a living, digital mural exploring the intersectional story of Latinx contemporary life. This performance/video exhibition examines border politics, de-colonialism, queer sex, Afro-Latinx visibility, pop culture, trans identity and spirituality. These videos, a mix of original creations and curated works, will be synced with techno/cumbia/quebradita/salsa music remixes that aim to respond to and support the digital visuals.
TechnoTihuacan not only pushes for visibility of marginalized Latinx narratives but prioritizes intersectionality when representing our community. TechnoTihuacan uses DJing, mixing, and remixing to sew together these often-fractured narratives of Latinx life into a cohesive, large-scale video mural edited together live on stage in front of the audience by video artist Rob Fatal and DJ Bianca Oblivion using 4 turntables, 2 DJ mixers, projection mapping software, and Video DJ technology.
*TechnoTihuacan is an 18+ event. Images in the videos contain explicit sexuality, profanity and violence.
Videos artists include: La Chica Boom / Xandra Ibarra, Amaryllis Dejesus Moleski, San Cha, Aida Lizalde, Alex Hernandez, Ramses Rodstein, Xitlalli Sixta Tarin, Mason J, Paula Pinho Martins Nacif, Cinnamon Maxine, Rose Arellano, Fluídos Sudakas, Sula Fay Bermudez-Silverman, Liz Gomez. Logo by Lesser Gods Art.
TechnoTihuacan is co-sponsored by Swagger Like Us, and Caliber DJs SF.
Technotihuacan is funded in part by a grant from the Queer Cultural Center and the San Francisco Arts Commission.
TechnoTihuacan is Commissioned by Queer Cultural Center for the NQAF
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TechnoTihuacan not only pushes for visibility of marginalized Latinx narratives but prioritizes intersectionality when representing our community. TechnoTihuacan uses DJing, mixing, and remixing to sew together these often-fractured narratives of Latinx life into a cohesive, large-scale video mural edited together live on stage in front of the audience by video artist Rob Fatal and DJ Bianca Oblivion using 4 turntables, 2 DJ mixers, projection mapping software, and Video DJ technology.
*TechnoTihuacan is an 18+ event. Images in the videos contain explicit sexuality, profanity and violence.
Videos artists include: La Chica Boom / Xandra Ibarra, Amaryllis Dejesus Moleski, San Cha, Aida Lizalde, Alex Hernandez, Ramses Rodstein, Xitlalli Sixta Tarin, Mason J, Paula Pinho Martins Nacif, Cinnamon Maxine, Rose Arellano, Fluídos Sudakas, Sula Fay Bermudez-Silverman, Liz Gomez. Logo by Lesser Gods Art.
TechnoTihuacan is co-sponsored by Swagger Like Us, and Caliber DJs SF.
Technotihuacan is funded in part by a grant from the Queer Cultural Center and the San Francisco Arts Commission.
TechnoTihuacan is Commissioned by Queer Cultural Center for the NQAF
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