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Devin Alejandro-Wilder (‘Dev”) b. 1993. Austin, TX. (they/he) is a conceptual inter-media visual artist working across performance, moving image, archival technologies, and site-based interventions. Born deaf, disabled, latinx, and identifying as transmasc/gender non-conforming—their creative practice blurs lived experience and research-driven methodologies to confront false binaries,  investigate systems of belief,  and reconstruct mythologies of the self. Tangentially—as a returning student at the Austin School of Film (Cinemaker, Motion Media Arts Center)—their experimental films have been screened by Encuentro (2021), The Gallery ATX (2025) in collaboration with The Austin Studio Tours, and Hyperreal (2025) as part of ASoF’s “Friend’s and Film” student showcase.

 

A curating member of Bolm Arts Collective they have also supported multiple exhibitions in partnership with Austin ISD Performance Arts Center, with [the body becomes the site] being their first independently curated show in the main collective gallery space.

 

With an exhibition, residency, and publication history across TX, VT, NY, and Los Angeles—Alejandro-Wilder’s work has been supported by The City of Austin Economic Department through the Community Initiatives (2021) and Nexus Awards (2025) in addition to being named a 2022 Creative Capitol Awardee (NYC) with ongoing fiscal sponsorship from The Museum of Human Achievement (TX).

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