Biobibliographical Note

Núria Gómez Gabriel (1987) is a writer, cultural researcher, and contemporary art curator. Her practice articulates relationships between feminism, spectrality, and the affective landscapes of the present, combining critical thought with poetic sensitivity. She is the author of the essay books Love Me Tinder (Temas de Hoy, 2019) and Traumacore. Crónicas de una disociación feminista (Cielo Santo, 2023). She has written numerous texts for artists’ catalogues, institutions, and cultural platforms, contributing to a wide range of exhibition and publishing contexts, and has published short fiction, notably a story included in the anthology Gótico Divino (Horror Vacui, 2025).

Biographical Note

Núria Gómez Gabriel (1987) is a writer, cultural researcher, and contemporary art curator. She holds a PhD in Communication from Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona and was awarded the 21st Extraordinary Doctoral Prize in 2023 for her dissertation Spectropolitics. Image and Hauntology in Contemporary Artistic Practices (2021). Her practice articulates relationships between feminism, spectrality, and the affective landscapes of the present from a perspective that combines critical thought with poetic sensitivity.

She teaches at the Autonomous University of Barcelona (Escola Massana), BAU – University Centre of Arts and Design of Barcelona, and the Higher School of Film and Audiovisuals of Catalonia (ESCAC), where she lectures in the Master’s Degree in Visual Cultures as well as in undergraduate programs in Art, Design, Fine Arts, and Fashion Design.

She is the author of the essay books Love Me Tinder (Temas de Hoy, 2019) and Traumacore. Chronicles of a Feminist Dissociation (Cielo Santo, 2023), and has published short fiction, including a story featured in the anthology Gótico Divino (Horror Vacui, 2025). She has written extensively for artists’ catalogues, institutions, and cultural platforms, and regularly collaborates with media outlets such as TEXTE ZUR KUNST, El País / S Moda, ADesk Critical Thinking*, Caja Negra Editorial, CCCBLAB Research and Innovation in Culture, and EXIT MEDIA, as well as with academic journals including Teknokultura (Complutense University of Madrid) and Contratexto (University of Lima).

Her work has been presented and developed at institutions such as the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, the Museum of Contemporary Art of Barcelona (MACBA), the Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona (CCCB), La Casa Encendida, Hangar, Arts Santa Mònica, Fabra i Coats, TABAKALERA International Centre of Contemporary Culture, Bòlit Centre d’Art Contemporani, and CA2M Museo Centro de Arte Dos de Mayo, among others. She has also participated in festivals such as FEMTEK. Contemporary Artistic Practices. Feminisms and Technology, Kosmopolis. Festival of Amplified Literature, and LOOP Barcelona.

She has served on juries for cultural grants and awards including the Injuve Grants for Young Creation, Hamaca Video-t Research, Hangar’s Interactive Grants, the Creation Residencies at La Caldera Dance Centre, the Miquel Casablancas Award, and the Art Nou Primera Visió Award. In 2021, she received the INÉDITOS 2022 award from La Casa Encendida for her curatorial project LAS MALAS, and in 2023 she was awarded the Barcelona Producció Grant from La Capella in Barcelona for the exhibition project Ángel Peligrosamente Búho [mourning, spectres, and materiality]. She is currently working on her first novel, for which she has been invited to the Finestres Literary Residency and has received the Montserrat Roig Literary Creation Grant 2025.