Société des Arts et Technologies (CA)
Mutek (CA)
Polaris Music Awards (CA)
Sporobole Gallery (CA)
TOPO (CA)
Ravensburg University (UK)
TransArt Festival (IT)
Fundacion Leona Vicario (MX)
Voltaje Festival (CO)
Maison de la Culture Claude Léveillée (CA)
Reef Festival (HON)
+ more
Isabella Salas works at the edge of memory, media, and ecology.
Born in Mexico city, based on Turtle Island, her practice traces the fractures and frequencies of our time: through experimental cinema, AI-assisted image-making, and immersive forms that refuse to separate technology from ecological and ethical principles.
Her work listens to the quiet tension between what is gone and what insists on remaining.
As co-founder of the International Digital Arts Alliance and co-creator of smART: the collective memory of digital arts, Isabella builds structures for collaboration across borders, disciplines, and histories. Her projects often exist between institutions and the underground, blending artistic research, ethical frameworks, and deep attention.
In every context, she holds a commitment to what she calls “soft resistance”: the insistence that care is political, that presence can be force, and that not all futures need to be accelerated.