About

Nnux (Ana E. López) is a multidisciplinary artist, composer, and performer from Mexico City. Her practice weaves electronic and acoustic music, performance art, installation, and digital art. Deeply interested in symbolic languages, poetry, and storytelling, Nnux explores how art can become a space to reflect on our collective potential for personal and social transformation, allowing us to connect with our capacity to imagine different futures.

Recent grants and awards include the Matt Marks Impact Fund (2023) awarded by ensemble Alarm Will Sound and the Art and Technology Grant (2021) awarded by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) to MUXX Project, the multimedia collective Ana is a part of. She has been an artist in residence at the University of the Arts (PHL), Berdache Fest (Barcelona), and Laboratorio Arte Alameda (CDMX).

Ana has performed, exhibited and/or had works performed at Roulette Intermedium (NYC), Public Records (NYC), the Dimenna Center (NYC), LA Dance Project (LA), Festival Berdache (Barcelona), Laboratorio Arte Alameda (CDMX) and Teatro de la Ciudad (CDMX).

Ana holds a degree in performance and composition from the New England Conservatory in Boston.