Graffiti is Dead – Sociohistorical Approach to the Emergence and Evolution of the Graffiti Phenomenon in the City of Guadalajara

• Text analysis was conducted using the Amoxeh plugin with Voyant, providing a multidimensional understanding of graffiti’s social dynamics in Guadalajara, encompassing public policies, media representations, civil groups, and the writer’s perspectives.
  • Thesis “Graffiti is Dead – Sociohistorical Approach to the Emergence and Evolution of the Graffiti Phenomenon in the City of Guadalajara”.
  • Theory: Sociohistory (Noiriel, 2000)  – Methodologies: Ethnography, In-depth Interviews, Newspaper text analysis.
  • Selected project in Colaboratorio Transmedia – Ambulante Film Festival, 2016.
• Field research assistant in the social intervention project «La construcción social de la violencia escolar en las escuelas secundarias de la ciudad de Guadalajara» conducted by the University of Guadalajara, 2012. 
• Workshop facilitator in «México nos mueve la Paz,» in the “Lomas del Paraíso” neighborhood. The workshop focused on recycling as a starting point for artistic creation among local children and youth, aiming to combat violence and drug abuse, 2012.
• PROSNI 2012 scholarship holder as part of the Early Incorporation into Research Program with Dr. Álvaro Fernandez, 2012.

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