Fitxa persona

PhD in Art History at the Univeristy Jaume I (2009), Extraordinary PhD prize and Assistant Professor at the Department of Art History of the University of Valencia. His main study fields are linked to the cultural study of the image, the festivals and ephemeral art in Europe and America and, more recently, the study of the arts linked to Franciscan centers in the north of New Spain. He has developed them in reference centers such as the School of Hispanic Studies (CSIC) of Seville, the Institute of Aesthetic Research of the UNAM in Mexico, UCLA and the Getty Research Institute of Los Angeles, the University of California Irvine, the University of Naples or the Warburg Institute in London. Results of his work are the monograph "El Triunfo del Virrey, Glorias novohispanas: origen, apogeo y declive de la entrada virreinal" (2012) and, in co-authorship, five volumes of the series "La Fiesta Barroca", directed by Víctor Mínguez. He has participated in several i+d projects and is currently leading a national research project as principal researcher: "The ancestors of Carlos V and the beginning of the Early Modern festivals (2018-2020)".