Eva Salazar is an artist and educator living and working in Chicago Il. They grew up in Mexico City and moved to Chicago in 2016 to obtain their BFA with Art History Thesis at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, after which they spent a year studying woodworking at the Chicago School of Violin Making. They work primarily in weaving, painting and sculpture.

In their pedagogical practice, Salazar follows Freirian Pedagogy, and believes in the establishing of Heutagogical spaces. They worked as a teaching artist at several art centers in the city and now works as an Art and Wood-shop teacher at an Elementary and Middle-school.

Salazar has exhibited at SITE Gallery, The Martin, Robert T. Wright Community Gallery of Art, Sullivan Gallery, The Chicago Art Department and The Fulton Street Collective in Chicago Il.