Mixi Art Studio was founded in 2022 by artists Yuri Ortiz and Bryan Vigil, who dreamed of creating a public space to exhibit and preserve their growing collection of contemporary art.

Located in Salt Lake City, Utah, Mixi is an exhibition space where we exchange experiences to connect the global art scene — especially the Latin American one — with local art and North American practices.

Our approach bridges disciplines to create convergences, aiming to strengthen artists' positions as influential creators in the current landscape. We engage in dialogue, mutually enrich, innovate, foster collaboration, and rethink solutions to complex challenges.

Mixi Art Studio Mixi Headquarters · Salt Lake City, Utah, 2025
127
Works in collection
75
Artists collected
17
Countries represented
2022
Founded
The Founders

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Yuri Ortiz
Yuri Ortiz
Known as Yuskadd
Creative Director · Mixi Art Studio

Yuri Ortiz, known as Yuskadd, is a transdisciplinary artist and curator originally from Cuautla, Morelos, Mexico, specializing in tattoo artists since 2018. Her curatorial focus bridges tattooing with contemporary art, advocating for its recognition within the broader artistic ecosystem.

Her training includes the Diploma in Aesthetic Appreciation of Visual Arts (Museo de Arte Contemporaneo Monterrey), Art Historiography (Edutin Academy, Newark), Exhibition Design and Political Curatorship (Instituto Mexicano de Curaduria y Restauracion), and launching independent spaces (NODE Center, Berlin).

In 2020, she settled in Salt Lake City, where she managed the collective Misery and Co. Tattoo and organized her first exhibition in 2023 as both artist and curator. In 2024, she curated PRIMAVERA, featuring 18 Utah artists. Her solo exhibition When Life Imitates AI (2025) reflects on the relationship between humanity and artificial intelligence.

She completed a residency at Uncool Artist in New York in 2025, consolidating her work as an artist and curator exploring new possibilities between contemporary art and tattooing.

Bryan Vigil
Bryan Vigil
Known as Patrick Cat
Operations Director · Mixi Art Studio

Bryan Vigil, known as Patrick Cat, is an artist originally from New York, based in Salt Lake City, Utah since 2020. Specializing in tattooing, he stands out for his self-taught background in oil and watercolor painting, developing unique styles: ColorOut and Neo Watercolor.

He has collaborated with renowned tattoo studios in Mexico (Burial Art Gallery), the United States (Soho Ink, Parallax Art Studio, Awaken Tattoo, True Love, IjiEmporium), Spain (El Salado), and France (Le Gamin a Dix Dots), as well as with brands like Gold Bond. In Utah, he designed the cover for SLUGMag (April 2024) and has participated in group exhibitions including PRIMAVERA (Utah, 2024), Xolotl (Morelos, 2018), and Luxefalos (Morelos, 2015).

Trained in Curatorship, Museography, and Conservation (Instituto Mexicano de Curaduria y Restauracion), he has worked since 2018 with his partner Yuri Ortiz, with whom he co-founded Mixi Art Studio in 2022. He is currently pursuing a diploma in Exhibition Design (NODE Center, Berlin) and a course in Artistic Career Structuring (Kontundente, Colombia).

Artists working
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A studio built on
mutual support.

We believe the most meaningful work happens when artists create the conditions for other artists to thrive. Everything at Mixi starts from that principle.

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