y Arte Urbano (1st Symposium of Non-Objectual and Urban Art) at the Museo de Arte Moderno in Medellín, Colombia; months later it was shown in an exhibition at the Banco Continental in Lima, Peru; by the end of that same year, the full investigation came together as a published book. Burga has resorted to technology based on organizing information into complex mind maps and structures. In her works, Burga anticipated the massive use of information processing and analysis tools for studying personal data, such as Self-portrait. Structure. Report. 9.6.1972 (1972). Subsequently, Burga worked for the Government of Peru in developing information systems that laid down the foundations for creating one of the first computer systems for a government entity in Peru. Interestingly enough, the politics of some of those computerized systems were already present in Burga’s artistic explorations associated with representation and control mechanisms through the organization and management of personal information. Burga worked for the Government of Peru in developing information systems that laid down the foundations for creating one of the first computer systems for a government entity in Peru. Interestingly enough, the politics of some of those computerized systems were already present in Burga’s artistic explorations associated with representation and control mechanisms through the organization and management of personal information. Publications and bibliography Teresa Burga; Jassan, Alejandro. Teresa Burga: September 5 – October 12, 2019. Alexander Gray Associates, 2021. Burga, Teresa. Aleatory Structures. Ringier, 2018. Death Burga died 11 February 2021, in Lima from COVID-19. Her death was announced by the Peruvian Minister of Culture. References 1935 births 2021 deaths Peruvian women artists Pontifical Catholic University of Peru alumni School of the Art Institute of Chicago alumni People from Iquitos Place of death missing 20th-century women artists 21st-century women artists Deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic in Peru