María Ruido

María Ruido is a filmmaker, visual artist, researcher and teacher. She lives in Madrid and Barcelona, ​​where she works as a professor in the Department of Visual Arts and Design of the University of Barcelona and is a member of several research groups around representation and their contextual relationships.

Since 1998, María Ruido has been developing interdisciplinary projects on the social construction of the body and identity, the imaginaries of work in post-Fordist capitalism, and on the construction of memory and its relationships with the narrative forms of history, and more recently she works around the new forms of decolonial imaginaries and their emancipatory possibilities.

Her productions include the documentary essays La memoria interior (2002), Tiempo real (2003), Ficciones anfibias (2005), Plan Rosebud (2008), ElectroClass (2011), Le rêve est fini (2014), L’oeil impératif ( 2015), Mater Amatísima (2017). She has received, among others, the Generation Award 2003 (Audiovisual Category) or the Best International Feature Documentary Award at the New York International Independent Film & Video Festival 2009, and her visual essays are in the Permanent Collections of MNCARS, MACBA, CA2M, CGAC , the Archi OVNI or the CajaMadrid Foundation.

Since the beginning of 2000, she has participated in many state and international exhibition projects, as well as in vine and video festivals, circulating his works between both institutions, the artistic and the cinematographic.

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