Cielo Saucedo (1993, Whittier, CA) She is an access worker and artist from a family of migrant farm workers. They work under conditions of impairment, automation, and universalized design. Their practice encompasses writing, computer generated imagery, sculpture, machine vision and virtual reality. They received their BFA from School of the Art Institute, Chicago in 2020, and their MFA at UCLA in 2024. They are currently an Eyebeam Democracy Fellow (2024). Recent exhibitions of their work include presentations at The Armory, Pasadena for Getty PST (2024), Francios Ghebaly, Los Angeles (2024), Murmurs, Los Angeles (2024), BlankSpace, Pittsburgh (2023), New Image Gallery, Los Angeles (2023), Honor Fraser, Los Angeles (2024), MexiCali Biennale, The Cheech at the Riverside Museum (2023), Human Resources, Los Angeles (2022) Experimental Sound Studio, Chicago (2021) and Rudimiento, Quito (2021). They have given panels and lectures at NYU, UPenn, the Whitney Independent Study Program, Emily Carr University, Indiana State University, and the Sandburg Instituut among other institutions.