Severino Campos

A multidisciplinary artist trained at UNAM, whose work moves fluidly between architecture, sculpture, photography, printmaking, illustration, and 3D printing. He is the director of the cultural collective Ágora Estudio, where he has spearheaded comprehensive creative platforms that bring together the visual arts, contemporary technology, and community dialogue in Mexico City. His sociocultural work took shape during his outstanding tenure as a workshop leader at FARO Indios Verdes, where he led workshops on graphic design, experimental art, urban gardening, and mural creation. In addition, he developed and led the first 3D printing workshop within the FAROS Network in Mexico City, integrating digital fabrication tools into art education programs. It has also strengthened its educational efforts at independent venues such as Sótano Roma and through its collaboration with the International Poster Biennial in Mexico, expanding the scope of its educational and creative initiatives. Currently, as president of CANACINTRA’s Branch 109 on Digital Printing Processes and liaison with the Ministry of Culture and Sports, he promotes collaboration between graphic technology, additive manufacturing, innovation, and art education, spearheading projects that strengthen both cultural transformation and the development of the creative industry.