Regina de Miguel is a filmmaker and interdisciplinary artist whose work explores how imaginaries, violence, and knowledge are produced, inherited, and materially grounded in territories understood as geotraumatic sites. Through films, installations, and hybrid projects, she questions the supposed neutrality of scientific images and devices, bringing maps, models, archives, and data visualizations into friction with speculative and narrative strategies. Writing and voice play a structural role, opening fissures in dominant languages and rehearsing alliances between human and non-human agencies. Her work has been shown internationally and is held in collections such as TBA21, Fundación “la Caixa”, and Museo Reina Sofía.
Exhibit
Poisoned Waters, Comets Never Seen Again, A Gathering of Suicides
Through the lens of science-fiction capitalism, Regina de Miguel’s new film commission centralizes narratives of exploration and desire in future, seemingly uninhabited, landscapes. The title reflects the structure and conceptual core of the film, which unfolds in three parts. Living in what Regina calls “the in-between” during a plague, the film’s protagonist finds herself stranded […]
September 26 – December 13
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Program
Gallery TPW Opening
Join us to celebrate the opening of Things Fall Apart at Gallery TPW, featuring the works of Brendan Fernandes, Nani Chacon, Regina de Miguel, and Skawennati. Regina de Miguel will be in attendance. Cash bar and light snacks provided. Co-presented with Gallery TPW. Visit https://www.gallerytpw.ca/accessibility for venue accessibility information.
September 26, 2026
2:00pm – 5:00pm
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Program
Opening Weekend Dialogue: Speculative Futures
Speculative futures, parafictions, and notions of time are at the centre of many Biennial projects, including those presented by Lindsay Katsitsakatste Delaronde, Regina de Miguel, and Andrés Ramírez Gaviria. To program Sources (Toronto) (2026), a site-specific light installation at the University of Toronto, Andrés Ramíres Gaviria transformed astronomical radio signals—many emitted by pulsars and quasars […]
September 27, 2026
10:30am – 12:00pm
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