Dev/in Alejandro-Wilder (they/we) is a born deaf latinx tmasc non-binary pr0to-cyb0rg currently operating as a Public Artist, independent scholar, disability advocate, and "007" dually based in Austin, TX and Los Angeles. With a transdisciplinary studio practice situated across body-site performance, fiber and architectural installation, archival footage, motion collage, and Land Art techniques, their large-scale works and collaborative projects are life-informed and personally-political. Drawing conceptual and raw material from what they call the intersectional"Venn" of individual, inherited, and shared lived experience/s, Alejandro-Wilder explores internal/external 'mythologies of "identity"' through character-building as protective 'alters' and the scripted reality/ies they/we co-produce. An alleged 'artists artist' and systems re-constructivist as per their c0re programming, Alejandro-Wilder remains critical of both 'Art' and the 'World' that has been built by the powers that dually Gate and Uphold it. "For who?"  They echo back from multi-dimensional physical, shadow, and projected positions and personas arguing further and doubling down, "We Have Enough World/s Here".  

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As an autotheorist Alejandro-Wilder alchemizes conversational and investigative contemporary research methods into interdisciplinary academic discourse to both give voice and support the Canonization of the under-documented, under-witnessed, and 'underground'. Since joining The Revolution School—an open ‘neuroqueer’ artist collective initiated in 2020 by Los Angeles artist Jennifer Moon, represented by Commonwealth and Council—Alejandro-Wilder founded the IRL/virtual Free School Now (2021) with support from The Museum of Human Achievement (TX) and was named a 2022 Creative Capital Awardee for TRS’s ongoing trauma-processing AI-companion project BEI: Belief Entity Identifier 🤖🐭. Alejandro-Wilder is a studio member of the East Austin DIY project space All The Sudden establishing an emergent body of mixed-media ‘life-art’ works while developing sustainable wealth-redistribution paratheoretical models for non-institutional or 'outsider' artists.