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Upcoming:
July 2022 / Smithsonian Artist Research Fellowship, Washington, DC
April-June 2022 / Amant Foundation Residency, Brooklyn NY
July 2021 Solo Show, Retiro @ Hidrante, Santurce, Puerto Rico
September 2021 1-4, Collaboration with Sofía Gallisá Muriente for Museum of the Contemporary Art of South Florida
May 2021 / Screening; An Atlas to The Night & Other Electric Flowers, SOT Fest
The Backroom @ Museo Tamayo , Mexico City
La Ruta at Museum of Contemporary Photography in Chicago , on view until September 19, 2020
Behind the Lens, Artist Talk, Museum of Contemporary Photography in Chicago —- > here
Proyecciones Caseras , pop-up show by Pana Projects curated by Akili Tomassino and Marina Reyes Franco in Caimital Alto in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico. Featuring work by Sofía Gallisá Muriente, Jezabeth Roca González and Natalia Lassalle-Morillo 
La Ruta & Retiro at the Latin American Cinemateque of LA / January 2020
Retiro @ the Seoul Museum of Art, Korea
Retiro (2019)
Forbes Magazine, Retiro at Seoul Museum of Art
E-Flux on “Will you still love me tomorrow?” at Seoul Museum of Art
Retiro, Contemporaryand, Supplement Projects, Miami
“Retratar la Longevidad”, Reseña Visión Doble
workuntitled interview with Olivia Ramos
holguín / hialeah (2019)
Miami New Times / “it will never become quite familiar to you” at Oolite Arts
Topologies of Excess at Cuesta College (2019)
Topologies of Excess at Cuesta College
Article by Artishock Magazine, Chile / Topologies of Excess
Terremoto MX on Topologies of Excess
La Ruta del Progreso (2018)
La Ruta del Progreso en Pública, Santurce- Primera Hora
“La Ruta” at Third Horizon Film Festival, Filmmaker Magazine
En Parábola / Conversations on Tragedy (2018)
“Conversaciones entre una Artista y su Madre”, El Nuevo Día
Creenca (2018)
Creenca at Konvent, Collosal Article
IRMA (2017)
Miami Herald
Miami Art Zine: Here and Now, an emerging art series
Fonderie Darling, Artist Discussion
Miami Herald : Local Filmmakers encourage South Miami High School Students
Miami Herald: Miami Light Projects picks six artists for Here and Now, 2016