2nd Edition Creative Campus Awards: Awards for Young Designers

Vice-Dean/Deputy Director of the Fashion area at Creative Campus, Universidad Europea. Professor, illustrator and researcher in the Fashion Design Department at the Creative Campus. PhD candidate in Feminist and Gender Studies at INSTIFEM (Complutense University of Madrid). Degree in Fine Arts from the Complutense University of Madrid and Diploma in Fashion Design from IADE.

Her research line focuses on drawing as a scientific tool. She is the author of several articles, co-author of publications, and illustrator of various educational and scientific dissemination works. She has participated in conferences and presentations.

She has been a professor at UCM, the Open University of Catalonia (UOC), and an art therapist at Fundación Recal.

Tiziana Domínguez is a key figure in Spanish design. Linked for years to the management of the family brand Adolfo Domínguez, she has driven a contemporary vision that prioritises originality and artisanal excellence. This approach allows for the development of conceptual collections entirely in the atelier, through a creative process close to luxury and artistic practice. Under this direction, she integrates craftsmanship and establishes the brand as a pioneer in sustainability and the use of responsible materials.

At the same time, she develops her work as a visual artist: an intimate ode to her lifelong passion for horses.

Rosario Gómez de Merodio Perea is an Industrial Engineer, holds a Master’s in Education and ICT, and a PhD in Molecular Modelling from Universidad Europea de Madrid. As Vice-Dean of the Design and Management area at Creative Campus, Universidad Europea, she promotes academic innovation projects and the development of the creative ecosystem. She has worked across multiple areas of university management, including master’s programme direction, degree coordination and leadership of digital transformation in Online Teaching at Creative Campus. Her teaching and research focus on educational innovation and sustainability applied to engineering and design, connecting students with real challenges from the creative and technological sectors.

Nico Reyners is a graphic designer and co-founder of the studio 3 Tipos Gráficos, based in Madrid. His practice focuses on visual identity, editorial design and typography, with a special emphasis on the construction of clear, modular and coherent graphic systems.

Through 3 Tipos Gráficos, he develops projects for cultural institutions, publishers and brands, where the use of grids, typographic rhythm and colour structures recognisable and versatile visual languages. His work combines formal precision with contemporary sensitivity, understanding design as a tool to organise and give character to content.

Alberto Galindo Muñoz is Deputy Director and Professor at Creative Campus, Universidad Europea. He holds a PhD in Architecture from Universidad Europea.

He has been Director of the PBS Office (Project Based School) and Head of the Academic Model (2020–23), Coordinator of Final Degree Projects (PFC and TFG) (2013–16), Coordinator of Professional Internships (2009–2016), as well as a lecturer at the School of Architecture, Engineering and Design, in the programmes of Architecture, Design, Civil Engineering and Video Games (since 2004). He has also been Director and Professor of several courses at Fundación COAM (2007–14).

Carlos Ferrando is the founder of Closca, a brand that uses design and technology to promote more sustainable urban habits. Its first product, the Closca Helmet, was the first Spanish-designed helmet selected and sold at the MoMA store, establishing Closca as an international reference in purposeful urban design.

Today, Ferrando leads the brand’s evolution towards a global challenge: rethinking how we drink water in cities. Through #MyLastPlasticBottle, he promotes the digitalisation of the drinking habit to make it visible, measurable and scalable, connecting product, technology and community to reduce single-use plastic consumption. His vision is to turn everyday gestures into collective impact.

Enrique Ventosa is co-founder of Plutarco, a contemporary architecture and design studio based in Madrid. After training in architecture and art, Ventosa channels his creativity into projects ranging from architecture and interior design to product design and exhibition spaces, always with a fresh and bold approach.

Together with his partner Ana Arana, he has built a distinctive identity at Plutarco where colour, experimentation and the relationship between creative disciplines (from art to gastronomy) are central to their bespoke solutions. His work is characterised by a willingness to take risks with innovative ideas, avoiding repetition and constantly exploring new formal languages that reshape the way space is inhabited and experienced.

She is currently Deputy Director of the Digital Design area at Creative Campus and a 3D animation professor in the Video Games and Animation degrees at Universidad Europea de Madrid. She is Vice President of the national Association of Women in the Animation Industry (MIA) and is pursuing a PhD at Universidad de Alcalá, researching body language and movement applied to 3D animation. She studied a Master’s in Character 3D Animation at U-TAD and holds a degree in Architecture from the Polytechnic University of Madrid. She has worked internationally in design and animation, including projects in India (Vastu Shilpa Foundation + CEPT University) and video games such as Die Young and Runner Heroes, as well as films, series and animated features such as The Magic Park and Snow Queen.

Ana Oliveras, known in the digital environment as aNouC, has been a pioneer in the video game sector through her esports career, in which she started as a professional player and later developed a 360º profile through different professional experiences, from leading clubs, events and professional leagues to training projects and digital entertainment production companies. Today, she has taken a further step into the world of immersion and video games as director of the innovative Alfa5 XR Sports project, based in Barcelona with international reach.

Belli Ramírez is a leading figure in production management in animation projects in Spain. She has more than 25 years of experience managing films and television series.

Throughout her career, she has worked for a wide range of animation studios, including the Oscar-winning Animal Logic in Sydney (Australia), as well as Ilion Animation Studios. At Ilion, she served as head of the production unit on the film Planet 51 and as head of production for the first and fourth seasons of Pocoyó, one of the most internationally recognised Spanish television series.

Currently, Belli is founder and consultant at Mr. Cohl, where she collaborates on the development of animation projects. Among the clients she regularly works with are Zinkia, Hampa Studio, Blue Dream Studios, El Señor Studio, Ánima Kitchen, Ánima Estudios, Mediapro, Grupo Caribe, Fernando Trueba PC and Warner Bros.

She combines consultancy work with production direction and teaching.