Anadis González Márquez (Matanzas, 1994) graduated in Music at the Escuela Profesional de Arte in Matanzas in 2013 and in Architecture at the José Antonio Echeverría Technological University of Havana (CUJAE), in 2018. She is a founder of the art and architecture studio @infra_estudio together with Fernando Martirena. Her practice is described as a type of narrative architecture. Among the group exhibitions in which she has participated are the virtual exhibitions Los 90s (2021), at la.d.a and Silent Specific (2020), on the silent_specific platform. Also noteworthy is the exhibition El estudio como convivencia e interacción (2019), during the 15th Havana Biennial. She has to her credit personal exhibitions such as En tu Mente (2022), at Liga Espacio de Arquitectura; Open Studio (2020), during the 1st Havana Architecture Week and the virtual exhibition Ruins in reverse (2020), at the curatorial platform a_week_for_an_artist. She has given lectures and had pedagogical practices in countries such as Norway, Germany, Colombia, Mexico and Cuba. In 2022 she was awarded Archdaily’s Best New Practices of 2023, and she has received other awards such as the Tilting Axis Fellowship at the Het Niuewe Instituut and the 2nd Prize of the Salón de Arquitectura Cubana contest, both in 2021.

The Youth Art Fund (YAF) supports the project La Forma Olvida de Dónde Viene with the acquisition of materials for the production of the series of pieces that make up the exhibition, the printing of the catalog and the opening of the exhibition. In addition to the accompaniment and methodological advice from the YAF team. More details about her work in: http://www.infraestudio.com/