Lucrecia Morón is a Spanish art historian, independent curator, and cultural project manager with an international professional background.
She holds a degree in Art History with a specialization in Museology from the University of Seville, a Master's degree in Curatorial Studies and Event Management from the European Institute of Design (IED) in Rome, and a diploma in Library and Information Science from the Vatican School of Librarianship.
Her work focuses on curatorial practice, cultural project development, cultural mediation, and the digital humanities, promoting initiatives that explore the relationship between art, knowledge, places, and communities. In 2020, she founded Capsula Spazio Creativo, a platform dedicated to supporting emerging artists and developing inclusive and interdisciplinary cultural projects.
She has collaborated with cultural institutions, arts professionals, and international networks, contributing to the development of exhibitions, events, and cultural initiatives. She was also a member of the editorial team of Mujeres Mirando Mujeres, where she contributed to editorial and cultural projects dedicated to increasing the visibility of women in the fields of art and culture.
Her main areas of interest include the digital humanities, accessibility, sustainability, and gender perspectives in cultural processes, with a particular focus on the role of libraries and books as spaces for knowledge, cultural participation, and social transformation.

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