During his training years in film production in San Francisco, United States; Natalia Salazar, an audiovisual artist from Madrid, was closely involved in the city’s experimental-analog film community, collaborating with institutions such as San Francisco Cinematheque or A.T. A. (Artist Television Access), where he presented a double live 16mm screening of his work LandEscape. Back in Madrid, between 2018 and 2021, she was technical and production coordinator at Cineteca de Matadero Madrid, where she produced the three editions of RAYO, Expanded Visual Arts Festival, where shows by artists such as Pedro Maia, Bruce McLure, Pedro . Costa or Rosa Barba, among many others. In 2022 he completed a Master’s Degree in Research in Artistic and Visual Practices from the UCLM, at the Faculty of Fine Arts of Cuenca.

She currently combines her work as a cultural manager in Madrid with the development of artistic creations and research on the (im)materiality of analog images as well as the relationship between the body/identity and the film medium in expanded film performances. He has begun his doctoral studies under the initial title: Kinematic drifts; body, space and film medium.