Angélica Piedrahita (1981) is a colombian multimedia artist, living and working in Mexico, where she is a Professor at the Universidad de Monterrey UDEM. Her most recent work is built around the relationship between images, perception, geography, tourism and visual technologies. The project unfolds the historical, technical and political aspects of Victorian type of stereoscopic goggles to experience archival photographic material of 1913. She received an MFA in Media Art Production from SUNY University at Buffalo with the support of a Fulbright Scholarship. Her work has been exhibited in the Bauhaus – Universite at Weimar, The New School for Social Research and video festivals such as Pixel Point Slovenia, Loop Barcelona, KLEX Malasya, Megapolis NY, Videograma and Festival Internacional de la Imagen, at Colombia. As a researcher, she had collaborated in the edition of books and district programs in Art, Science and Technology in the US and Colombia. As a curator she had organized exhibitions in collaboration with the IDARTES in Colombia and FEMSA in México in which sound media and computer base images are explored through intermediality.