Marina Serrano

“Marina Serrano is a multidisciplinary artist from Cádiz based in Cantabria. He studie at the Seville School of Art, specializing in artistic photography. Subsequently, he completed several master’s degrees: concept and creation photography (EFTI, Madrid), graphic design and web producer (CEV, Madrid), film and television scriptwriter and the double degree of director of scenes and shows and cinematographic direction (ESNECA Bussines School )
He is currently studying his last year in the degree of Hispanic Studies at the Universidad Pontificia Comillas (Cantabria)
She has been awarded a LUX prize in the documentary report category with her project Incubarte (2016), 2nd prize at the IV International Short Story Competition “”Valle de Cayón”” with her work A mi padre (2017) and a literary second prize in the contest. Manuel Arce with the collection of poems After so much burning (2018)
In 2020, his photographs on confinement are part of the collective exhibition of the Torrelavega Photoart festival (Cantabria)” “Marina Serrano is a multidisciplinary artist from Cádiz based in Cantabria. He studie at the Seville School of Art, specializing in artistic photography. Subsequently, he completed several master’s degrees: concept and creation photography (EFTI, Madrid), graphic design and web producer (CEV, Madrid), film and television scriptwriter and the double degree of director of scenes and shows and cinematographic direction (ESNECA Bussines School )
He is currently studying his last year in the degree of Hispanic Studies at the Universidad Pontificia Comillas (Cantabria)
She has been awarded a LUX prize in the documentary report category with her project Incubarte (2016), 2nd prize at the IV International Short Story Competition “”Valle de Cayón”” with her work A mi padre (2017) and a literary second prize in the contest. Manuel Arce with the collection of poems After so much burning (2018)
In 2020, his photographs on confinement are part of the collective exhibition of the Torrelavega Photoart festival (Cantabria)”