About

Guadalupe Ferrández is a Spain-born curator and cultural producer based in London. After completing a BA in Fashion Marketing and Communications in Paris, she worked across fashion, editorial, and cultural contexts, including roles at Dior, Alaïa, and L’Officiel Paris.

She later relocated to London to complete an MA in Culture Industry at Goldsmiths, University of London, where she developed a strong interest in cultural production and multisensory exhibition-making. After graduating, she joined Nick Knight’s SHOWstudio, where she was responsible for running the gallery and exhibition space, managing a network of over 140 artists, and coordinating exhibitions and public projects.

This experience led her to found ENACTIONS, a company conceived as an incubator for cultural and research-based projects, and to develop ”chicotás: holding space for shared expression”: an evolving curatorial framework that proposes an open, shared infrastructure from an altermodern perspective. Conceived as a hybrid platform—physical, digital, and symbolic—that explores collective expression, shared authorship, and the in-between spaces where culture is produced, in a post-digital world.