Inmaculada Rodríguez-Cunill is the first female professor of painting at the University of Seville. She holds two doctorates, one in Communication Sciences and the other in Fine Arts. She was awarded an extraordinary prize at the end of her studies and received a mention at the national level. She was the director of the Interdisciplinary Group in Collective Arts and Cultural Spaces and is currently part of the Research Group in Theory and Technology of Communication. She was awarded the Intercampus Prize for her project Colour on Line, among 342 proposals from Spain and Latin America. She has received numerous awards for audiovisual, plastic, and literary creation. She has published over 50 articles and book chapters and is a reviewer for journals such as Social Sciences, Buildings, Architecture, Arts, Communication & Society, Urban Science, Arbor, Plos One, etc.  She recently directed a research project on ethnic minority art at Colorado State University, funded by a prestigious European Union Next Generation - Spanish University System Requalification Grant.  Her teaching disciplines include Audiovisual Narrative, Aesthetics Theater and Painting (postgraduate), Painting (undergraduate), and Video production (undergraduate), and her interests include communication, collective art, systemic and group violence, painting, literature, and survival art.