Sarah Rosalena is an interdisciplinary artist currently based in Los Angeles. Her work creates hybrids between binaries and power structures as a multiracial First Nations and Xicanx American (Laguna Pueblo and Huichol). Hybrids function between life/nonlife, human/posthuman, ancient/modern, and biological/technological to reauthorize power in materialism. Her material processes employ machine learning, robotics, creative code, digital fabrication, ceramics, and weaving. They function as bridges between borders, allowing for new opportunities in matter and digital futures. She is the Assistant Professor of Art at the University of California Santa Barbara in Computational Craft and Haptic Media. She was recently given the LACMA Art + Tech Lab Grant and the Steve Wilson Award from Leonardo, the International Society for Art, Sciences, and Technology. Rosalena holds an MFA from the University of California Los Angeles in Design Media Arts. Works have been shown at the deYoung Museum, Ars Electronica, Navel LA, California Nanosystems Institute, Gray Area Art and Technology, Centro de Cultura Digital (MX), and SOMArts Cultural Center.