Artist, scholar and associated professor in Design and Fine Arts at the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM), Linarejos Moreno has been an invited Fulbright scholar at Rice University in Houston and a visiting professor of The School of Art in the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Houston.
Her work explores subjectivity as a mode of resistance to reification, focusing on the non-productive uses of industrial spaces and scientific representation as a tool for interrogating modernity. Her research interests include the sociology of science/technology and the relationship between capital and contemporary forms of Romanticism.
Major solo institutional exhibitions include: Stop Vuelvo Pronto Stop (on view until 04/12/2020) at CentroCentro (Madrid), The Cloud Chamber (2018) at the Transart Foundation for Art and Anthropology (Houston) and the Centro de Arte de Alcobendas (Madrid), Tabularia. Laboratorios de Ciencia e Imaginación (2016) at the Royal Botanical Gardens (Madrid- PHE16), La construcción de una ruina (2016) in the Tabacalera. Promoción del Arte (Madrid- PHE16) – both of which formed part of the international photography festival PHotoEspaña, and Artifactual Realities (2016) at the Station Museum (Houston). Continue reading...
Artist, scholar and associated professor in Design and Fine Arts at the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM), Linarejos Moreno has been an invited Fulbright scholar at Rice University in Houston and a visiting professor of The School of Art in the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Houston.
Her work explores subjectivity as a mode of resistance to reification, focusing on the non-productive uses of industrial spaces and scientific representation as a tool for interrogating modernity. Her research interests include the sociology of science/technology and the relationship between capital and contemporary forms of Romanticism.
Major solo institutional exhibitions include: Stop Vuelvo Pronto Stop (on view until 04/12/2020) at CentroCentro (Madrid), The Cloud Chamber (2018) at the Transart Foundation for Art and Anthropology (Houston) and the Centro de Arte de Alcobendas (Madrid), Tabularia. Laboratorios de Ciencia e Imaginación (2016) at the Royal Botanical Gardens (Madrid- PHE16), La construcción de una ruina (2016) in the Tabacalera. Promoción del Arte (Madrid- PHE16) – both of which formed part of the international photography festival PHotoEspaña, and Artifactual Realities (2016) at the Station Museum (Houston). Continue reading...
Linarejos Moreno is an artist whose practice is rooted in painting and extends across installation, publishing, photography, and research. Through industrial materials and scientific and technological imaginaries, her work explores subjectivity, otherness, modernity, and the social structures that shape contemporary forms of knowledge.
Represented by Inman Gallery since 2012, Moreno has presented solo exhibitions at major Spanish museums and art institutions and is currently the subject of a solo exhibition at the National Archaeological Museum. International presentations include the Station Museum of Contemporary Art and the Transart Foundation for Art and Anthropology (Houston). Upcoming solo projects include Fundación Cerezales Antonino y Cinia (Spain) and Tree Shadows Photography Art Centre (Xiamen, China). Her work is held in major public and private collections, including the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (MFAH), the Bank of Spain, and Fundación MAPFRE.
Her artist's book On the Geography of Green [&] has received awards at Les Rencontres d'Arles and PHotoESPAÑA, among other international platforms.
Moreno is Professor and Vice-Dean for Cultural Affairs at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Complutense University of Madrid.
 On the Geography of Green |  |  Stop Vuelvo Pronto Stop |
|---|---|---|
 Double Entry |  The Cloud Chamber |  |
 Art Forms in Mechanism |  |  |
 What a Girl Can Do With Electricity |  Tejiendo los Restos del Naufragio |  The Social Spiders |
 |  Familial Matrices |  Black Square |
 Uncertainty Assesment |  377 ruins |  Funeral Rites |
 Bunker-Historico |  In The Country of Last Things |  Ritual and Mechanism |
 Judas |