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Rebecca Adorno == New York based Installation Artist ++ Video Editor ++ Videographer born and raised in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Her sound and video installations explore the deconstruction of linear narratives and the creation of random compositions that engage the viewer in a conceptual and musical discourse. Adorno has exhibited her work in Puerto Rico, Argentina, Dominican Republic, Montreal and New York, among others, and is part of the Museum of Art of Ponceʼs permanent collection. She received an MFA in Computer Arts from the School of Visual Arts, where she worked as an A/V and Physical Computing Lab Assistant. As an undergrad student Adorno attempted to study Electrical Engineering, but after two years in the program she realized that she was bored due to the lack of hands on experience, therefore she made a mayor switch in concentrations and received a BFA in Humanities with Focus on Photography–
– Yet for her undergrad thesis project she decided to mix the little knowledge of electrical engineering she possessed with her Fine Arts background and created an interactive sound installation called Other Spaces: Sighs.

She currently works as a freelance video editor and videographer. She can also be found teaching as an Independent Study Instructor and TA at the School of Visual Arts or playing with her band Suturee.