Irene Ortega López is a researcher and art educator. She holds a degree in Fine Arts (UCM) and a Master’s in Contemporary Art History and Visual Culture (UCM, UAM, MNCARS). She is currently developing her doctoral research around the possibilities of writing as a tool for artistic research, with a particular focus on its potential within pedagogical contexts.

Roberto Herrero García is a researcher, artist, and educator. He holds a PhD in Fine Arts (UCM) and is a member of the Órganu de Siguimientu i Cordinación del Estremeñu i la su Coltura (OSCEC). His work focuses on social movements, memory-based artistic practices, and rural cultures.

They both share a common interest in research approaches that go beyond established academic models. This shared interest has led them to think and work together around a form of writing closely linked to artistic practices, the creation of working groups to explore the expressive possibilities of textual material, the role of the body in academic practice, and experimentation with formats akin to the performative lecture.