Picep

Picep is a multidisciplinary artist whose work spans painting, installation, and digital media, marked by an evocative exploration of memory, perception, and technological transformation. Born in 1989 in Tijuana, Mexico, Picep’s creative journey has been shaped by a borderland sensibility, blending vibrant color palettes with striking abstractions and fragmented forms. After studying visual arts at Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, Picep emerged in the early 2010s with a distinct visual language that interrogates the shifting boundaries between physical and virtual realities.

Exhibiting internationally in venues across California, Mexico City, and Berlin, Picep’s installations often invite viewers to navigate shifting layers of space, texture, and context, while their digital works incorporate code, sound, and dynamic imagery to probe themes of impermanence and interconnectedness. Picep’s practice is informed by ongoing collaborations with technologists and urban communities, foregrounding questions about identity, migration, and the impact of digital culture. Their work has been featured in group and solo exhibitions, residencies, and public art initiatives, earning recognition for its innovative approach to contemporary visual storytelling.