María Huerta is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice spans installation, sculpture, sound, drawing, literature, digital media, UI/UX design, and site-specific interventions. Their work explores the relationships between living beings, memory, and social narratives, focusing on geological listening as the intersection of technology and transdimensional existence, aiming for socio-environmental regeneration. A graduate of Industrial Design from the Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León (UANL), María has participated in programs like PARAC and Art Reviews at the Adolfo Prieto School. They have collaborated on the independent publication “The Islands Also Move: Art, Politics, and Territory” and received the PECDA Nuevo León 2023 art grant. Their work has been exhibited in solo and group shows across Mexico and Latin America.