Alejandro Glatt

Alejandro Glatt is a Mexican multidisciplinary artist, cultural producer, and Web3 entrepreneur whose work bridges art, nature, and blockchain technology through the universal symbol of fruit. He is the founder of the Feel the Fruit movement — active across 37 countries since 2010 — and cofounder of Tulum Crypto Fest, a media and events platform focused on sustainable development, culture, and crypto in Mexico's Riviera Maya.

Widely known for Crypto Papayas, his pioneering NFT project blending regenerative art with blockchain (with collections and grants across Polygon, Tezos, XRP, Solana, Skale, and Celo), Alejandro has spoken and exhibited at major crypto and contemporary art platforms worldwide. He was the first Mexican artist to send an artwork to the Moon aboard the Lunaprise Museum lunar mission (2024), and his work has been shown at the Musée du Louvre, Art Basel Miami, the Rubell Museum, Burning Man, and SXSW. Named Guardian of Frida Kahlo by the Frida Kahlo Corporation (2025), he continues to build bridges between Latin American art, digital culture, and real-world impact — including upcoming collaborations with UN Women and the Frida Kahlo Museum in New York.