Today we meet Giana De Dier, a Panamanian artist whose mixed media collages and digital compositions examine the experiences of Afro-Caribbean migrants in the segregated Canal Zone at the beginning of the 20th century. A quickly emerging artist, Giana’s work has been shown in Italy, Washington, New York, London and Panama. She is the first artist to do an artist residency at the Panama Canal Museum, completing an intervention in the Museum’s historical archives to reassess a history that can be buried no more.

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