Leslie García is a Mexican multidisciplinary artist whose practice sits at the intersection of contemporary art, digital media, and sound. Her work investigates the relationships between science, technology, and perception, creating installations, performances, and interfaces that act as environments for sensory exploration and critical speculation.

Through methodologies that integrate programming, electronics, and experimentation with biological and algorithmic processes, García proposes new forms of aesthetic experience and sonic knowledge, expanding the possibilities of media art.

She is co-founder, with Paloma López, of the artistic research studio Interspecifics, and has received fellowships from DAAD, the National System of Art Creators in Mexico, the National Fund for Culture and the Arts in Mexico, and the Ars Electronica AI Lab.

Over nearly two decades, García has presented her work internationally at Ars Electronica, Transmediale, CTM Festival, Mutek Montréal, Centre Pompidou, the Biennale de l’Image en Mouvement de Genève, Pacific Standard Time at the Getty Museum, and Media Lab Prado, among others. Under the moniker Microhm, she also produces experimental electronic music that bridges club dynamics with immersive soundscapes.