Csekö divides her time between her practice as a Visual Artist, Independent Curator, Educator, Arts Administrator, and Arts Advocate. Currently an AiR at the Boston Center for the Arts, she has received prestigious awards and residencies, including the SMFA @ Tufts Traveling Fellow Grant, Salem Public Artist in Residence, Tufts University & Andy Warhol Foundation Collective Futures Grant, and several LCC Grants in Somerville, Swampscott, Marblehead, Newton, and Randolph. She is also a member of the TUAG Acquisitions Committee and will return to MASSMoCA as an Alumni AiR in 2025.

With extensive experience in the Arts and Culture sector, Csekö served as Community Curator for the Somerville Museum in 2022, where she organized the Sanctuary City Exhibition, and as a MassCreative CTV Fellow, helping to create a policy document to bring arts and culture to Massachusetts gubernatorial candidates' agendas. She has worked in communications, marketing, and administration at Artisan’s Asylum, and previously served as Arts Program Coordinator at the Villa Victoria Center for the Arts (IBA Boston), where she implemented an exhibition program at La Galleria, featuring contemporary Latinx artists.

Csekö’s curatorial and visual arts practice began during her BFA at the Federal University of Rio, where she founded the artist collective Group Py (2005-2008) and worked as First Assistant to Brazilian Sculptor Ernesto Neto. She has also been an active Arts Advocate, securing a significant increase in Brazil’s national arts funding and establishing a cultural committee for ongoing dialogue with local representatives and the Brazilian Ministry of Culture.

Her work, which emphasizes diversity, inclusion, community building, social justice, political engagement, and artistic innovation, has been featured in group exhibitions at national and international venues, including unconventional spaces like a ferryboat. Her art is represented in collections at Tufts University Art Galleries, Emerson College, the University of British Columbia, the Museum of Modern Art in Rio de Janeiro, Centro Cultural São Paulo, and in private collections worldwide.