Kemê Pellicer

Kemê Pellicer (she/her) is a Helsinki-based neurodivergent polydisciplinary artist, facilitator, parent, caregiver, and cultural worker. Working across installation, textiles, photography, text, performance, and collective processes, her practice explores protection, care, belonging, and symbolic meaning through sensorial and social forms. She is particularly drawn to processes that hold complexity, relationality, and transversality. Alongside her artistic practice, Kemê also works as a curator, facilitator, and consultant in the entanglements of equity, accessibility, and cultural diversity. As co-curator of #StopHatredNow, she brings a strong commitment to accountability, dialogue, and care-centred cultural practice.