Gabriela Golder is an Argentine artist and curator whose practise spans experimental video, audiovisual installation and performance. Her work engages with social, political and cultural issues with a sustained focus on memory—its inscriptions on bodies, its strategies and resonances—and on processes of collective construction, labour, violence and resistance. Working through research-based, collaborative and interdisciplinary methods, Golder engages with historical and contemporary sociopolitical contexts. Her narratives are plural, interwoven and continuously reshaped, forming a rhizomatic memory in motion. Through her work, she seeks to amplify marginalised voices and to create spaces of shared agency with those directly affected. Grounded in a belief in collective action, her practice positions storytelling as an act of resistance, naming as a tactical gesture, speaking as often and as far as the body can carry: to act, to remember and to insist.