Julia Fuentesal Rosa (Huelva, 1986)/ Pablo Muñoz de Arenillas (Cádiz, 1989)

Graduated with BFAs (Seville, 2014). In their work, this artistic duo explores the past, present and future of social and ecological development by examining individual and collective human lifestyles. Through minimal actions and constructive compositions, drawings, photographs, sculptures and installations that are deliberately precarious and ephemeral and predicated on a strict economy of means, they analyse the difficulty of establishing ties (both social and personal) with others in the contemporary urban space, attempting to trigger a critical reflection on the relationship between the public and private realms, the intimate and the social, the valuable and the functional.

The working process of these artists was developed primarily during their student years in Seville. Meanwhile, they worked together in Italy in the artist residency programme "Don't Stay Apart" and on projects in Venice for the public art fair Fondamenta 3.0 - La Sensa. In the summer of 2013 they participated in a work-in-progress session led by Wilfredo Prieto. They currently live and work in Brighton, UK, expanding their knowledge and creating different projects together.