Frida
Harari Sitton

Frida Harari Sitton (Mexico City, 1985) Plastic Artist and Filmmaker has done several studies in Mexico, Switzerland and Spain. Graduated in bachelor’s Communication at the Anahuac University, with a specialty in film. Producing, writing and directing the musical short film "Esa de Rojo", which served as the beginning of her career to open the doors to the world of cinema participating in Hola Mexico Film Festival Los Angeles California in 2009 and Oaxaca Film Festival in México the same year.

In 2015, she wrote, produced and directed "Phosphenes" an experimental art shortfilm, which was official selection in more than ten international film festivals (NYFA, FICMO, Calella, FIBAC, ABC Spain, Bahamas Film Festival,  and finally being awarded the prize in its category and jury prize for the film festival of Ottawa, Canada (FICMO) Harari Sitton has two solo exhibitios in Mexico City (2016, 2019), a group show in Mayson Gallery NYC 2017, XAM Projects NYC 2019.  As well as participation in the Tamayo Museum of Contemporary Art in Mexico City.