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Devin Alejandro Wilder (he/they) b. 1993 is an interdisciplinary artist, performer, and emergent filmmaker dually based in Austin, TX as a curating member of Bolm Arts Collective and Los Angeles as a founding participant of The Revolution School. Activating body and land as diasporic sites and alchemized objects as performance artifacts—their work explores and reconstructs perceptions of identity, layers of reality, and mythologies of the self. Born deaf/disabled, Tejanx, and identifying as transmasc/gender non-conforming, their creative practice utilizes social practice, expanded cinema, and institutional critique to confront these complex and shifting ids in resistance of our prescribed relationships to them. 

 

Alejandro-Wilder has been supported by the City of Austin Economic Department as the recipient of both a Community Initiatives (2021) and Nexus Award (2025) in addition to The Creative Capitol Foundation (2022) and the Museum of Human Achievement through ongoing fiscal sponsorship. As a returning student at The Austin School of Film—having completed an Introduction to Super 8 Workshop (2021) and Avant-Garde and Experimental Filmmaking (2025)—their analog/digital experimental shorts have been screened by Hyperreal Film Club, The Gallery ATX, and Bolm Arts Studios. Most recently they were accepted into ASoF’s Documentary Storytelling Intensive Winter 2026 cohort in pursuit of their debut docushort spotlighting Austin’s longest running all latine drag show, Divina.

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