Diana Haro is a multidisciplinary artist and award-winning filmmaker from Tijuana, Mexico. With a BA in International Affairs and a Diploma in Contemporary Art Production, her work spans film, sculpture, photography, and ceramics. Her debut documentary, Portrait of Absence, earned a grant from the Mexican Institute of Cinema, was workshopped at Plataforma and DOCSMX, and presented at the Museum of Moving Image, in New York, her production work won both the Grand Jury and Audience Awards at the 25th Dances with Films festival in Los Angeles. Diana’s sculptures have been exhibited in group shows, such as “Útiles Para el Desmantelamiento de la Visión” at Tijuana’s Cultural Center, CECUT, and can be found in private collections in both Mexico and the USA. Her work explores the construction of memory, identity, repetition, and time. She is a filmmaker member of Brown Girls Doc Mafia and continues to develop film and ceramics projects across Tijuana, Mexico City, and New York.