(b. 1997, Utah, USA) is an architect and filmmaker based in London. Born in Utah to Mexican and Colombian parents, his work examines how migration, landscape, and architecture intersect to produce novel forms of culture and meaning. Trained at Yale and the University of Cambridge, Hurtado’s practice is formal in approach and engages the disciplinary language of architecture and film.

His films have been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia, The Heong Gallery, and The British School at Rome. His writing has appeared in The Cambridge Review of Books and The Avery Review.