Enar de Dios Rodríguez is a visual artist who advocates for a free, open and transparent culture. Her background as a translator makes her attuned to the subtle shifts of meaning in visual and spoken languages across different cultures. In her practice, Rodríguez searches out and reads deeply into the subjects surrounding each of her projects, often taking years to complete a video essay. Her work is informed by experimental cinema, and considers the layered cognitive attention of the viewer, but also delves into social and political critique—speaking to exigent issues of the day. Her latest research explores the various forms of power embedded in the land, and the environmental consequences of these forces. She is also a lead member of The Golden Pixel Cooperative, a feminist and anti-discriminatory artist collective that produces, distributes and presents moving-image and digital-media art, based in Vienna, Austria.