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  1. Salt Canyon 001.1 by Stefan Gonzales, Image 1.

    Stefan Gonzales

    Salt Canyon 001.1

    dye sublimation aluminum prints

    20 x 20 in (framed)

  2. Salt Canyon 001.2 by Stefan Gonzales, Image 1.

    Stefan Gonzales

    Salt Canyon 001.2

    dye sublimation aluminum prints

    20 x 20 in (framed)

  3. Salt Canyon 002.1 by Stefan Gonzales, Image 1.

    Stefan Gonzales

    Salt Canyon 002.1

    dye sublimation aluminum prints

    20 x 20 in (framed)

  4. Salt Canyon 002.2 by Stefan Gonzales, Image 1.

    Stefan Gonzales

    Salt Canyon 002.2

    dye sublimation aluminum prints

    20 x 20 in (framed)

  5. Salt Canyon 004.1 by Stefan Gonzales, Image 1.

    Stefan Gonzales

    Salt Canyon 004.1

    dye sublimation aluminum prints

    20 x 20 in (framed)

  6. Salt Canyon 004.2 by Stefan Gonzales, Image 1.

    Stefan Gonzales

    Salt Canyon 004.2

    dye sublimation aluminum prints

    20 x 20 in (framed)

  7. Spiral Jetty, January 1st 2026, 7:03 am (ed 1/3) by Stefan Gonzales, Image 1.

    Stefan Gonzales

    Spiral Jetty, January 1st 2026, 7:03 am (ed 1/3)

    dye sublimation aluminum prints

    20 x 20 in (framed)

Stefan Gonzales is an Indigenous, nonbinary artist, curator, and arts educator based in Seattle. Through photography, video, sculpture, and performance, their work emphasizes the need to be more mindful of the materials and resources that shape our everyday lives. Their work often incorporates construction materials — such as stones, dirt, lumber, and, recently, rock salt — that are typically considered “raw” athough they have already been extracted and refined. Their photos and installations draw attention to the mining, transportation, and distribution systems that involve the land and its people. Their work narrates the ongoing story of the land and the persistent struggles for safety, health, and sovereignty amongst all Indigenous peoples.

Gonzales is an adjunct professor at the University of Washington and Cornish College of the Arts. They received a BFA from Cornish in 2016 and MFA from the University of Washington in 2020. In 2025, Gonzales received the Artists Trust: Lillian Miller Foundation Fellowship for Trans* and Indigiqueer Artists. Their recent exhibitions include solo exhibitions at The Vestibule and Specialist Gallery in Seattle, WA, in 2025. Their work has also been exhibited throughout the region at the Frye Art Museum, Das Schaufenster Gallery, the Henry Art Gallery, Melanie Flood Projects in Portland, OR, and Well-Well Projects in Portland, OR. In 2025 as a guest curator, Gonzales selected New York-based artist Christoper M Tandy for their first solo exhibition in Seattle. Stefan has participated in residencies at Vermont Studio Center, Johnson, Vermont (’24), Signal Fire Arts, Portland, OR, and the Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle, WA.
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