The first Mexican artist to send an artwork to the Moon. Guardian of Frida Kahlo. Exhibited at the Louvre, Art Basel, and Burning Man. Active in 37 countries.

Alejandro Glatt (b. 1995, Mexico City) is a multidisciplinary artist and cultural producer whose work explores themes of unity, vitality, and human connection through the universal symbol of fruit. As the founder of the “Feel the Fruit” movement — active across 37 countries since 2010 — and the first Mexican artist to send an artwork to the Moon aboard the Lunaprise Museum lunar mission (2024), Glatt has established himself as one of the most dynamic voices in contemporary Latin American art.

Glatt’s practice spans installation, sculpture, collage, light-based works, DJ performance, and digital art. His work has been exhibited at the Musée du Louvre in Paris, Art Basel Miami, the Rubell Museum, the Contemporary Art Museum of Quintana Roo, the Museo de Frida Kahlo, Burning Man, and SXSW, among other major international platforms. A proud Mexican and Jewish artist, he was named Guardian of Frida Kahlo by the Frida Kahlo Corporation (2025), received the Distinguished Alumni Honor from the Birthright Israel Foundation at the Rubell Museum (2025), and was awarded the Lunaprise Art Pioneer Award (2024) and the International Digital Art Award in Paris (2024).

Beyond his studio practice, Glatt is an active cultural leader and advocate for peace, Jewish heritage, and cross-cultural dialogue. He has produced exhibitions and programs for institutions including the World Jewish Congress, Maguen David Adom, and the Jewish National Fund, and continues to build bridges between contemporary art, technology, and social impact. He is currently developing projects with NASA and the Frida Kahlo Museum for upcoming openings in New York, Miami, and Texas.

For press, exhibitions & inquiries: aleglatt@gmail.com