Daniel Gasol

Tarragona, 1983. He is an artist, researcher and doctor from the University of Barcelona, where he teaches Psychology and Gender Studies. His work combines art, writing and research to question the discourses of a capitalist society that imposes classes, normative sexualities and work as a moral duty. From a critical perspective, he explores how official narratives about identity, gender and class are constructed in the media, art history and law. He has been a member of the curatorial team at La Capella (Barcelona) since 2021, where he coordinates tutorials and the Escola de Context Transmarikabibollo study programme, and has directed EART since 2023, promoting its institutional transformation through mediation, critical pedagogy and collective creation. She has coordinated the Interseccions programme for El Prat City Council and is participating in research for the exhibition on Vídeo-Nou / Servei de Vídeo Comunitari at MACBA (2026). In 2021, he published Arte (in)útil (Raig Verd), which won the ACCA award, and presented Orden Público: Vagos, Maleantes y Peligrosidad Social, which was added to the National Collection. In 2024, he edited Historia no oficial durante la hipotética Transición (Unofficial History during the Hypothetical Transition) with the Rayo Verde publishing house. He is currently developing Higiene Pública: la sociedad como cuerpo enfermo (Public Hygiene: Society as a Sick Body), presented at La Nau (UV) and Galería ADN, on the genealogy of hygienism and the criminalisation of dissent