Julieta Colantonio is a writer from Buenos Aires, now based in Berlin. Her work oscillates between poetic engineering and collaborations with artists, often focusing on anti-formats.
With a master’s degree in Communication Sciences from UBA, her research experience spans cultural and academic institutions, including the Museo Moderno in Buenos Aires and Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin’s Innovation Hub.
Recent projects under Spiritual Technologies, her curatorial duo with Sofia Mastrogiacomo, explore how collective shifts in consciousness, the www, and experimental work forms by peripheral artists inform one another.
Her writing and editorial work has been published in Dazed and STUCK magazines, and featured in New York’s Printed Matter catalog.
With a master’s degree in Communication Sciences from UBA, her research experience spans cultural and academic institutions, including the Museo Moderno in Buenos Aires and Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin’s Innovation Hub.
Recent projects under Spiritual Technologies, her curatorial duo with Sofia Mastrogiacomo, explore how collective shifts in consciousness, the www, and experimental work forms by peripheral artists inform one another.
Her writing and editorial work has been published in Dazed and STUCK magazines, and featured in New York’s Printed Matter catalog.