Natacha Cabellos (Santiago, Chile, 1988) Visual artist from Universidad Diego Portales, Master in Media Arts from Universidad de Chile and Master in Visual Arts and Multimedia from Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, Spain.

Since 2010 he has developed a research on new technological media and their impact on nature, proposing visual results that address the machine-natural object relationship towards an interspecies culture.

Cabellos has exhibited her work both individually and collectively in countries such as Chile, Argentina, Ecuador, Portugal, Austria and Spain, among which highlights her participation in the Lisboa Soa Festival, Portugal in 2019 and "Ars Electronica Festival", Linz, Austria in 2020. She has also received several awards and distinctions such as in 2019 Chile Crea Scholarships to study abroad, in 2015 Second Place in the 5th Contest of Art and Digital Technologies, in 2014 she won the Second Place MAVI Young Contemporary Art Award and in 2012 Second Place in the II Matilde Perez Contest.