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Michael Ochoa is an architect, artist, and creative producer working across space interventions, sculpture, performance, and digital media. His practice combines artistic research, material experimentation, and technology to explore new ways of creating and experiencing art and space. His work and collaborations span museums, galleries, art fairs, and public spaces, including the New York City subway, the National Museum of Health and Medicine, the Pentagon, and the World Bank Group.

BA Architecture — Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City / ETSAM, Madrid

MS Integrated Digital Media — NYU Tandon School of Engineering, New York

Featured Project:

THOMAS (2014)

Concept, Direction & Live Multimedia Performance | New York City

Thomas subtly evokes two figures in the history of Western thought: St. Thomas the Apostle, associated with doubt and the search for truth through experience, and St. Thomas Aquinas, whose philosophy explores the relationship between body, perception, and the immaterial. These ideas resonate with the performance’s passage from psychological introspection and physical expression to a moment of transcendence, moving from the banal toward the sublime.