Malú Cayetano Molina is a Landscape Architect (MSc) from the University of Wageningen (Holland) and a Forestry Engineer (MSc) from the Polytechnic University of Madrid.
She collaborates with different initiatives related to the social transformation of habitat, urban regeneration, ecological restoration, and artistic and cultural production. Interested in participatory methodologies and the activation of public commitment, the unblocking and making visible natural processes in urban contexts, the generation of debates around our position regarding the biosphere, inside or outside, and the role of art as a mediator between citizenship, ecology and territory, and as a facilitator of the transition towards an ecological conscience.
Coordinator of the Study Group on Ecologies of the Art System, New Landscapes and Territory in Contemporary Culture of Matadero, Madrid.
She collaborates with different initiatives related to the social transformation of habitat, urban regeneration, ecological restoration, and artistic and cultural production. Interested in participatory methodologies and the activation of public commitment, the unblocking and making visible natural processes in urban contexts, the generation of debates around our position regarding the biosphere, inside or outside, and the role of art as a mediator between citizenship, ecology and territory, and as a facilitator of the transition towards an ecological conscience.
Coordinator of the Study Group on Ecologies of the Art System, New Landscapes and Territory in Contemporary Culture of Matadero, Madrid.
