Nando Nandez (Nadia Hernández) is a visual artist whose practice is informed specifically by the current political climate of her home country and her diasporic experience as a Venezuelan woman living abroad. Articulated through textiles, paper constructions, painting, sound, music, installation and sculpture, her identity encourages her to create work that negotiates complex political narratives through the personal, the institutional and their intersections. Moving toward the airwaves, Nadia’s latest project connects music, artists, stories and perspectives originating from Venezuela with the world through a collaborative artwork/radio program called Ritmo Tuqueque.