dre r. jácome (she/her) is a transdisciplinary artist, storyteller, and strategist working across digital and land-based technologies.

dre r. jácome is an andean-american transdisciplinary artist, storyteller, and narrative strategist inspired by magical realism and the survival arts of everyday living. Drawing from her studies in history, herbalism, and interactive technology, she weaves across digital and land-based technologies to honor and defend BIPOC knowledge systems held in story, nature, and recovering cosmologies. Her practice is grounded in relational methodologies—archival research, oral history, critical ethnobotany, and long-term partnership with organizations and chosen family—and indebted to years of working alongside solidarity economy, abolition, and popular education movements across Philly, NYC, and Bogotá. Her work has been featured at Lincoln Center, Smack Mellon, and MOCADA’s Abolition House, Ayni Herb Farm, Flux Factory, and beyond.

currently

• Communications Director, After Violence Project

• Community Advisory Council, Powerhouse Arts

• Fellow, Future Histories Studio

• Resident, Flux Factory Rhizome Fellowship

• Speculating on Plurality Resident, Eyebeam
  

CV available upon request | Contact: jacome.andrea@gmail.com