Gabriella Torres-Ferrer (Puerto Rico, b. 1987) is a Berlin-based artist and researcher working across installation, computational systems, found objects, and material practices. His work examines how technological, economic, and political infrastructures shape territories, resources, and everyday life, tracing the material realities and unequal power relations behind seemingly abstract systems. Rooted in Puerto Rico and its entanglement with global networks of extraction and capital, his practice explores how objects, commodities, and data carry histories of colonialism and contested autonomy.

His work has been presented internationally at institutions including the Whitney Museum of American Art, Hessel Museum of Art at CCS Bard, Swiss Institute, Museum der Arbeit, and SAVVY Contemporary. In 2020, he was a guest artist at CERN and a fellow at Akademie Schloss Solitude.

Represented by Embajada, San Juan, Puerto Rico.

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