Text for the book MAP RESEARCH BIONICS: Transdisciplinary Ecosystems in Bionics, Biodesign and Biomimicry scientific and technological aspects for a design culture.

A map featuring 31 experiences with the work of professionals, researchers, colleagues, and friends who have dedicated significant efforts to the study and development of connections between design and natural systems.

You can explore the work of Fabricio Vanden Broeck (Mexico), Carmelo Di Bartolo (Italy), Morfolab (Colombia), Next and Biodesign (Brazil), Fred Gelli (Brazil), and Ross Lovegrove (England), among many others.

Edited by Brazilian industrial designer and researcher Amilton Arruda and published in São Paulo by Blucher Open Access. 464 p.: il. color; 21×28 cm [designNATURE]: Essays on Design, Bionics and Biomimicry.

“In a world governed by algorithms, where artificial intelligence and technology blur the ideas of body and place, what forms and uses will sneak in from the notions of a human–centered universe?”.

Being part of this significant Dossier on Posthumanism in Papel Literario, El Nacional, is truly an honor.

The Dossier includes texts by Francesca Ferrando, Humberto Valdivieso, Lorena Rojas Parma, Victor J. Krebs, Maria Di Muro Pelegrino, José Luis Da Silva, Roberto Salazar, Rodrigo Esparza Parga, and Johanna Pérez Daza. The complete PDF of this special edition is available on the Posthumanism.org website and on ResearchGate under the title Posthumanism Dossier.

Social Design as a Relevant Discourse is a conversation the Venezuelan industrial designer Ashby Solano.

A piece on Unfolding: Education and Design for Social Innovation, a publication edited by Paulina Cornejo from the Mexican university CENTRO de Diseño, Cine y Televisión.

I wrote an article for the catalog of the exhibition New World: Visions Through the Ibero-American Design Biennial. 2008–2016, as a member of the Scientific Committee. The exhibition highlighted the richness and diversity of Ibero-American design, showcasing how professionals in the region have addressed contemporary challenges with innovative proposals.

The text analyzed the evolution of design in Ibero-America and its impact on the global context.

Presented at the MUDE Design Museum, the exhibition established itself as a key space for reflecting on the connections between culture, design, and regional identity.

Edition 75 Decalogues of Latinamerican Designers, ProyectoDiseño Magazine.

Dissemination Experiences in Digital Media. Journal of Communication N°157 Venezuela Studies of Communication.

Indexed Publication.

A series of articles published in the industrial design magazine Proyecta56.

Member of the Scientific and Advisory Committee.

Invisible Edition: 5 invisible Design Points. DNI18 supplement, El Clarín Newspaper.

I served as the editor of the design section from 2011. MONO, a Venezuelan magazine, was a bi–monthly publication that explored the intersections between art and design.

The magazine’s editors proposed a topic, and articles revolved around this theme. Additionally, some articles from the magazine were also published in di-conexiones.

Articles: “Miniaturization: design operations“, “Topography of objects” and “Interfaces: space for design“.

Experimenta Design Magazine.

Founded in 2009 as a notebook or blog dedicated to exploring direct connections around industrial design, www.di-conexiones.com has evolved into an independent platform focused on industrial design topics, written primarily in Spanish.

Today, it features contributions from nearly 30 authors across 12 countries, establishing itself as a space for dissemination and reflection. With hundreds of articles, reviews, and repositories of links and resources, di-conexiones serves as a hub for those seeking to delve deeply into industrial design.

This article was written as a contribution to the Venezuelan design magazine Logotipos and offers a personal and critical perspective on the practice and conditions of the profession in Venezuela.

In 2013, it was published on di-conexiones under the title Profession: Industrial Designer in Venezuela, 10 Years Ago.

In 2023, as part of a project to recover the historical archive of this publication, Venezuelan designer Faride Mereb, based in New York, led the creation of the OBJETUAL Archive 2002–2007, where this article has been brought back to light.

A series of full–page and double–page articles (+20) in this section specialized in architecture and design, published in the Sunday edition.

Arquitectura Hoy, a section in the national newspaper Economía Hoy.