Ximena Bedoya is an interdisciplinary artist and designer from Perú, currently living and working in New York.

My practice explores the transitional states of mind, body and space.  Given the futility of expectation and control over fluctuating moments in life, my work serves as a response on two levels: discomfort and inquiry on the one hand; inevitability and absurdity on the other.  This response is articulated through material exploration, video, sound, and installation.

The intention is not solely about entropy: in my work, time is relative to the viewer in a gestalt sense. Since we can never perceive the full magnitude of the passage of time, a dislocated perspective is key, which can bring an element of surprise, an acknowledgement of mistake, a birthing question or an embodied contradiction.

Ximena is half of Lobby Art Editions, a record + cassette label with roots in New York, Western Mass and Lima.

She received a BA in Fine Arts & Product Design at Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú in Lima, Perú and an MFA in Applied Craft & Design from the Pacific Northwest College of Art and Oregon College of Arts & Crafts in Portland, OR.