Kelvin Burzon is a Filipino-American visual artist and educator. Burzon received his bachelor’s degree from Wabash College where he studied studio art and music. He received his Master of Fine Art degree from Indiana University's School of Art + Design. There, he was a performing member of the African American Dance Company where he flourished in a collaborative performance outlet. This outlet blossomed interests in the role of performance in the art studio, art’s role in social identities, cultural narratives and archival gaps.

How does the narrative of Cruces/Intersections affect you?

The narrative furthers my examination of my own family's immigration and how it has affected our individual and familial identities.

What has Cruces/Intersections made you think about in your own life?

The piece makes me think of the paths and journeys we partake in that's been paved and predetermined by those before us and those coming after.