About

Romina Llaguno is an uruguayan-spanish entrepreneur, independent curator, and creative practitioner interested in building synergies between contemporary art and design. She holds a degree in Integral Design from Rey Juan Carlos University and two master’s degrees in Art Market and Marketing Leadership.

Her practice is strongly rooted in research into human interactions within urban contexts and their transformations, tracing the narratives, relationships and underlying meanings that emerge from them. She is also interested in collecting and in the study of the cultural and historical legacies embedded within art and design collections.

Between 2020 and 2021, she conducted research into how societies relate to colour in public space, drawing comparisons between the use of colour and its impact across Spain, Central Europe and Mexico. This research led her to establish CACO, a platform founded with the aim of becoming a centre for research and experimentation with colour.

For many years, she pursued a career in business, marketing and communications, working with companies and brands across the music and entertainment, design, and luxury sectors, including American Express, Sony Pictures and Eco Live, among others.

Education

(pending) Art & Curatorial Practices.
The New Centre for Research and Practices.

(MA) Art Market Management.
King Juan Carlos University

(Ms’c) Marketing Leadership.
EAE Business School

(BA) Integral Design.
King Juan Carlos University

Contact

For further information or collaborations, please contact via rominallaguno.n@gmail.com

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