C.J. Chueca (born in 1977, Lima, Peru) lives and works in New York City. Her history as a perpetual immigrant has led her to explore the concepts of home, territory, transition, multiculturalism, uprootedness and loneliness. She has participated in "A Very Anxious Feeling: Voices of Unrest in the American Experience; 20 Years of the Beth Rudin DeWoody Collection" curated by Amethyst Rey Beaver and Eva Thornton at the Taubman Museum of Art; "XX (6 female Latinx artists working in abstraction)" at LatchKey Gallery in New York; ̈Landmark ̈ at KM0. 2 in San Juan, Puerto Rico; and Art Souterrain in Montreal with an installation curated by Dulce Pinzón at the Palais des Congres, "There's Something Inedible in the Throat. Poéticas antipatriarcales y nueva escena en los años noventa" curated by Miguel López at ICPNA-Lima, "La fuerza del agua" with Latchkey Gallery at Core Club NYC, "Somos La Noche y El Día" solo show at Vigil Gonzales Galería (2019), "Crónicas Migrantes, Common stories between Peru and Venezuela" curated by Fabiola Arroyo at MAC Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Lima, "I am the river behind the wall" solo show at Mulherin Gallery in Toronto (2018), "Dos Cielos Azules/Two Blue Skies" at ICPNA (2018).