Antonio Mendoza lives in L.A. with his wife, two children and five working computers.

Antonio Mendoza has exhibited paintings, web art, collages, lenticular images, digital projections and video installations, in galleries, biennials, festivals and museums in Los Angeles, San Diego, Las Vegas, Houston, Montreal, Mexico City, Merida (Mexico), Valencia (Venezuela), Sao Paolo, Montevideo, Tokyo, Chiangmai (Thailand), London, Liverpool, Zurich, Frankfurt, Karlsruhe (Germany), Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Seville, Barcelona, Bilbao, and Madrid.

His work has been featured and/or reviewed in Artforum, Newsweek, Los Angeles Times, Modern Painters, New York Post, El Pais, ABC, Le Presse, Corriere Della Sera, Glue Magazine, Axcess, Wired, and other cyber publications.

His web sites, www.subculture.com, www.mayhem.net, www.imagepirate.com and www.idiotrobot.com, combine over 40,000 page impressions a day. He has written two true-crime books, Killers on the Loose, published in 2000, and Teenage Rampage, published in December 2002. On his days off, he plays music with the digital collective, Mr. Tamale.