(Querétaro, México. 1991.)

Visual artist passionate about plants, books, archives, and maps, she explores the intersection between pedagogy, writing, and language in her work. She completed a Master in Fine Arts - TRANS – Socially Engaged Art Practices at the Haute école d’art et de design-Geneva, Switzerland.

Her approach focuses on the ambivalence of language, employing it poetically and politically to question established systems and preexisting narratives. She believes in the importance of listening to women's voices, and this perspective deeply informs her work. Her interest in the function of language, as well as its collaborative nature, drives her to develop projects meticulously contextualized in social and historical settings.

Susana's work materializes in various forms, ranging from drawings, performances, and interventions to videos, books, and texts.