Fernanda Quintero

She is a graduate of the Fashion Design program at the University of London and has studied Interior Decoration with a technical degree. She worked as a liaison at the MUAC (University Museum of Contemporary Art) in the area of outreach, research on artistic trends, public service, tours, and collaboration in summer courses; among her activities, the following stand out: public tours in exhibitions such as "Archaeology, Biology" by Anish Kapoor and conducting research for the exhibition "Prussian Blue" by the artist Yishai Jusidman.

She has been staff at the “Moda Premio” competition on the catwalk and attending conferences such as “The diverse professional paths of fashion” directed by Raphael Huerta and “How macro-trends affect fashion” directed by Gustavo Prado.
She participated in the exhibition “Anguish and Desire, drawing links with Gabriela Colmenero” with textile sculpture.

She currently works as a costume designer at “Trama & Drama, disfraces y producción”, some of the works that stand out are “Mentiras, el musical”, “Cirque Musica Querida”, “Lagunilla Mi barrio” and “Mamma Mia!”.