Cecilia Traslaviña

Cecilia Traslaviña

Actor · Director

Bogotá, Colombia
May 25, 1960

Biography

Animator, visual artist, and Master of Literature from Pontifical Javeriana University, she works as a professor and researcher in the Visual Arts Department at Pontifical Javeriana University. Her works have been selected at numerous national and international film festivals. Her work has different approaches: a personal strand where she explores memories and the unconscious through non-linear narratives in line with visual arts techniques. She has also collaborated with multiple artists and audiovisual schools in the creation of collective works, addressing themes from an experimental perspective. She has curated programs on experimental animation in Colombia and Latin America that have been presented in multiple venues around the world. She is an active member of the Moebius-Animación portal, whose objective is to amplify the voices of Latin American experimental animation.

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Representative Works

Maybe I'll Find You in a Robbery
Maybe I'll Find You in a Robbery
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Song of the Flies
Song of the Flies
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El tiempo del error
El tiempo del error
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Instrucciones de domesticación
Instrucciones de domesticación
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Almas santas, almas pacientes
Almas santas, almas pacientes
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Movements in the Basement
Movements in the Basement
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Fabricia
Fabricia
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Sailor's Grave
Sailor's Grave
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Awards and Honors

Critical Favorites

The Mysterious Presages of León Prozak
2010Nominee

Best Performance

The Mysterious Presages of León Prozak

Maybe I'll Find You in a Robbery
2025Nominee

Best Performance

Maybe I'll Find You in a Robbery

Song of the Flies
2021Nominee

Best Performance

Song of the Flies

Career Highlights

El tiempo del error
2025Highlight

Best Performance

El tiempo del error

Movements in the Basement
2017Highlight

Best Director

Movements in the Basement