Gabrielle Garcia-Steib is a multidisciplinary artist and educator from New Orleans, who also frequents Mexico and Nicaragua. Her work explores identity in forms of documenting and archiving narratives through outdated processes to construct a reality that bridges together Latin America with New Orleans. She studies ways in which image and memory are used to communicate in political landscapes. She is currently researching landscapes of migration, and printing familial archival text and images that signify the repetition of Nicaraguan oppression by the hands of U.S. intervention, as well as the Banana Trade. She studied creative writing, and digital media and began to do ethnographic research on Latinxs in the South before graduating Loyola University of New Orleans.