Alonso Indacochea is a Peruvian-born filmmaker, technologist, and arts producer based in New Mexico. He co-founded Dust Wave, an intergenerational creative collective that produces films, installations, festivals, and interactive media, and he co-organizes the Fronteras Micro-film Festival, which centers artistic practice on border crossings and cultural memory. His work connects storytelling with systems design, building collaborative structures, stewarding resources, and opening access for artists outside commercial gatekeeping. Across film production and technology leadership, he prioritizes cultural equity, transparency, and shared governance to strengthen local creative ecosystems and expand sustainable opportunities for Latine artists and communities.
“I’m representing Dust Wave, a New Mexico collective of artists and filmmakers making something from nothing. As the film industry collapses under streaming and AI, we’re building new media that blends art, film, technology, and community activism.”