Research lines

  • - Building up identity: gender, clichés and archetypes.
  • - Conceptual and philosophical discussion on the multiple art in the 21st century. Complexity and sustainability. Expanded field graphic art.
  • - Consuming multiple art. A sociological approach.
  • - Exhibition spaces and models: the rise of curatorial discourse and its influence on the artistic languages of the 21st century.
  • - Expanded field painting. Transformations, apertures and ruptures in the painting practice of the 21st century.
  • - Interactions between painting, digital technology and new media.
  • - Interdisciplinary studies through textiles.
  • - Macrocosm and microcosm. Relational systems.
  • - New technologies applied to contemporary art.
  • - Non-toxic printmaking and plate engraving processes.
  • - Strategies and approaches towards conscious design.
  • - Sustainable systems applied to contemporary multiple art.
  • - The comic’s space: transdisciplinary comics studies.
  • - The concept of seriation and new technologies.
  • - The imprint of the immaterial. Relationship between the visible and the invisible.
  • - The installation space: the multiple that inhabits the space.
  • - The intangible matrix. The idea of authorship in the 21st century. Networks.
  • - The series space: seriation and print. Repetition and transformation. Negotiating practical and formal issues of the edition. The expanded edition.
  • - The space of Contemporary graphic art: theory and praxis of digital graphic art.
  • - The space of design: artwork production and research at the edge. Modernity and its boundaries: interrelations between art, design, and fashion. Conscious design for the 21st century. Interventions in graphic and editorial design.
  • - The space of painting: breaking with the conventions that sustain the category of painting.
  • - The space of the book: the artist’s understood as an art project to convey thought.
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