Manuel Guerrero holds a Master’s Degree in Art History from Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM). He has shown artworks in more than fifteen group exhibitions and sound art events in Mexico, the United Kingdom, Japan, and Spain, and has presented conferences at institutions such as Centro Cultural de España en México; Centro Nacional de las Artes (CENART); Instituto de Investigaciones Estéticas (IIE), at UNAM; Fonoteca Nacional; and the School
Doctor in Literature from UNAM, she wrote a dissertation on Beat poet Diane di Prima: ‘Figura y fluidez: autorrepresentación y movimiento en la obra temprana de Diane di Prima’, an investigation into bodily representations and the image of the author in the early work of the poet. She holds a BA and MA in Modern Letters from the Université Libre de Bruxelles. She teaches literary theory at the Colegio de
Mexican composer and researcher. His work focuses on the study of digital technologies for musical creation, as well as on the study of hearing and voice from perspectives related to sensorial fields. He is a full-time lecturer and researcher at the Faculty of Music of UNAM and a member of the National System of Researchers. He is a member of the Red de Estudios del Sonido y la Escucha en
She graduated in Modern Languages and Literatures (English Literature) at UNAM with a thesis entitled ‘The representation of lesbian relationships and their reception in Patricia Highsmith’s Carol’. In 2020, she took part in the workshop on direct and reverse translation at ENALLT-UNAM. In 2022, she co-founded El Micelium, an interdisciplinary cultural project dedicated to the dissemination of the artistic work of Oaxacan women and girls. Her translations have been published
She holds a bachelor’s degree in Social Anthropology from the National University of Colombia, and is currently in her final semester of a master’s program in Design and Visual Communication at UNAM, Mexico City. She has worked on projects with international organizations such as UNICEF, UN Women, the National University of Colombia, and the National Museum of Colombia, where she integrates anthropology and design into social research. Based on her
She graduated in Modern Languages and Literatures (English Literature) from UNAM with a thesis entitled ‘Nearly finished: the sound of the endless need to create in Samuel Beckett’s Cascando’. Because of her musical background, her research interests are linked to sound, intermedia, art and comparative literature. She has been a member of PoéticaSonoraMX since 2022, where she has been in charge of supporting research and editorial work for the website,
Mexican musician and vocal performer. Intermedia artist and certified voice teacher on the Roy Hart tradition. M.A. in Sonic Arts (Queen’s University, Belfast). She is currently an artist-in-residence in the DAAD Artists-in-Berlin Program (Music & Sound, 2026). Sarmen uses the human voice in relation to digital and electronic media to create compositions and decompositions of personality on stage. She employs extended vocal techniques, digital programming, and body movement to investigate
She graduated in Hispanic Language and Literature from UNAM, and holds a Master’s degree in Contemporary Mexican Literature from UAM. She is currently preparing her dissertation ‘Spoken Word and Slam Poetry, the Contemporary Mexican Scene in the Light of Intermediality’. She is part of the collective La Estirpe, with whom she organized in 2021 ‘Entreabriendo las puertas. Perspectivas actuales de la literatura fantástica latinoamericana’, in collaboration with the postgraduate course