MIL FIENCO, PHOTO/VIDEOGRAPHY

QUEENS | VOLUNTEER

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all debut footage | 5.09.2026

Mil Fienco is an Ecuadorian-American artist who was raised in Miami, working in multi-disciplinary mediums, collaging fabric, wood, illustration, and video. They received their Masters of Fine Arts from Parsons School of Design in NYC and a Bachelor of Arts in Women and Gender Studies from Hamilton College. She has also studied at the University of Salvador in Buenos Aires, Argentina taking courses in Typography and Graphic Design, to Humboldt University in Berlin, Germany, learning Women’s Studies. Fienco is the recipient of Parsons Scholarships and of the Posse Foundation Full-Tuition Leadership Scholarship. In addition, Fienco has received various research grants to further studies in gender and sexuality. She is currently working on understanding the body through repetition, illustration, and shaping skin as materiality, working on large-scale soft sculptures that hang —narrative tapestries. They have worked as a Research Assistant, furthering Indigenous students’ access to education and as a Teacher Assistant helping with the understanding of pedagogy and class critiques, along with being an Interdisciplinary Mentor to BFAs. Fienco currently lives and works in Queens, New York City.