Pastizal Zamudio (b. 1991, Mexicali, Baja, California, Mexico) lives and works in Mexicali/Southern-Oregon. An artist and a practitioner of curatorial practices based in houses and apartments, they primarily work on process-based artistic experimental research focused on landscape observation, spectral choreography and minimum flow reverberation circuits. Pastizal is also a 35mm film maker and a short-poetry writer.

They work stems from the spiritual and terrestrial interrelatedness of objects and spaces. Often working in site-specific installations, they explore the emotional language of architecture and its interaction with inhabitants.

Recent Exhibitions
2025: “An outer beam of light, seems to touch everything”, Sharjah Biennial, Al Dhaid, UAE.
2024-2025: “The Mexicali Experimental Project”, Bread&Salt and Institute of Cultural Research-UABC Museum, San Diego, California, EE. UU.-Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico.
2024: “La huella del agua-tiempo en forma de grieta”, curated by Archivo Familiar del Río Colorado, at Planta Libre, Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico.
2023: “Before the Last Rubble, In the Face of Dawn (2038)”, El Sitio, artist commission for InSite, Mexicali, Mexico.
2021: “Almas”, curated by Plastique Famille and Chimbites at Chapelle de la Cité-des-Hospitalieres, Montreal Canada.
2019-2020: “formar, hacer una curva sobre una piedra bajo la sombra; mover la hierba buscando la orientación solar hasta el mediodía” (“To bend or make a curve over a stone under the shade; to move the grass searching for the solar orientation until noon”), I21, Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico.
2019: “Cómo el sol comulga a las especies sobre el musgo”, FYOFK Arte Portátil, Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico.
2017: “Especulaciones sobre el funcionamiento del sol”, La Rumorosa, Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico.
2014: “Rendición”, Museu da Mutuca, Altamira, Brazil.
2013: “Pensar la distancia”, La Paternal Espacio Proyecto, Buenos Aires, Argentina.