About
Editor and designer, I conduct workshops on the use of free tools applied to editing and design and digitization of publications. I am currently pursuing a master’s degree in Conservation of Documentary Assets at ENCRyM (Mexico City), where I explore the intersection between digital preservation and genre.
I have participated as an assistant and speaker at Medialab Prado in Madrid (2011, 2013, 2019). I am part of MIAU, a Latin American network that brings together programmers, artists, philosophers, librarians and publishers who promote access to knowledge on the Internet. I have worked for Fondo de Cultura Económica, Secretaría de Cultura and INAH. Education
Master in Publishing Management (UAM-Xochimilco); Post-graduate in Editorial Design (EDINBA); Degree in Media Studies (UDLA-P). Mastodon Feed
#portfolio old illustrations for Mexican characters, included a "tamales calientitos" vendor (many of them use tricycles, which are both their point of sale and their means of transportation). (2024-10-29 ↗)
Dear geek/libre comrades, I have a queer-stion for you: Do we know if the first communities -in the 80’s and 90’s- around the development of critical computing (?) and its evolution towards free software were related to the homosexual liberation movement and the fight against AIDS? Thanks (2024-10-28 ↗)
Nice socialist/feminist queer graphics: an illustration from the Gay Left Journal [produced by Gay People, UK, Summer 1977] and a wearable fanzine with a cover made with the Third World Gay Revolution font (digitally recreated from the homonym manifesto) (2024-10-08 ↗)
Dear @savetz, I'm digging the Ted Nelson's archive searching for images around flatbed scanners -the object-. I found only a couple of images and in general -maybe I'm doing wrong- its easier find examples than hardware. In general, looking for help and advice to find interesting manuals or texts about the early years of home scanners. 🤓 (2024-10-08 ↗)
Mejor logo de la historia, hasta dan ganas de bailar: Propuesta para el 'Human Awareness Institute', dibujada en 1989 por Ted Nelson, el creador del concepto hipertexto que también andaba intereseado en la revolución sexual. 🍑 (2024-10-04 ↗)
