Solo Exhibition: "Digital Shadows"
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York · Curated by Jennifer Gross
I create immersive visual experiences that challenge perspectives and invite viewers into layered narratives across photography, video installation, and experimental digital media.
My work investigates themes of identity, memory, and the liminal spaces between physical and digital realities. Through multi-sensory installations and time-based media, I invite audiences to reconsider their relationship with technology and the ephemeral nature of contemporary experience.
Based in Brooklyn, my practice spans gallery exhibitions, public art commissions, and collaborative projects with cultural institutions worldwide.
Solo Exhibitions
Group Shows
International Awards
A responsive light and projection installation exploring how our digital footprints create shadow selves. Motion sensors track viewer movements, generating real-time visualizations of data traces left behind in physical space.
Inquire About WorkThree-channel video piece exploring fragmented recollections through layered archival footage, personal narrative, and AI-generated imagery. Exhibited at Contemporary Art Museum's "Liminal States" showcase.
View DocumentationLong-form portrait series capturing subjects through prismatic lenses and reflective surfaces, questioning the multiplicity of self in contemporary society. Featured in Aperture Magazine and exhibited internationally.
View SeriesLarge-scale multimedia facade installation for Hudson Yards featuring synchronized LED displays and ambient soundscape. The piece responds to weather patterns and pedestrian flow, creating ever-evolving compositions.
Commission InfoMulti-sensory performance piece created in collaboration with experimental composer Kai Chen. Visual projections interact with live electronic music, creating synesthetic environments that blur boundaries between sight and sound.
Performance ArchiveWhitney Museum of American Art, New York · Curated by Jennifer Gross
Guggenheim Foundation · $50,000 grant for experimental media research
Contemporary Art Museum, Los Angeles · Featured "Memory Palace" video installation
Interactive Art Category · Linz, Austria
"Refracted Identities" series published in Aperture Magazine Issue 248
Karlsruhe, Germany · Three-month research residency in computational media
"Rivera's installations challenge our understanding of presence in the digital age, creating spaces where technology becomes a medium for introspection rather than distraction."
Artforum Critics' Picks · March 2024
"A visionary voice in contemporary media art. Her work synthesizes cutting-edge technology with deeply human questions about memory and identity."
The New York Times Art Review · January 2024
"Rivera pushes the boundaries of what interactive art can achieve, creating experiences that are simultaneously intimate and expansive."
Frieze Magazine Emerging Artists · 2023
Available for commissions, exhibitions, speaking engagements, and collaborative projects. Currently accepting proposals for 2025-2026.