Mirador Collective is a studio that emphasises on the process of building the structure and the methodology to accomplish each project.
Co-founded by Cristina Rosique and Suki Law, the studio explores how interactive media and the virtual world can engage with the audience. We often collaborate with artists of different disciplines as well as with the community throughout the development of our projects. Our work aims to em- power project participants and the community, and to bring values to the society. Mirador Collec- tive specialises in interactive, video, and XR work.

Cristina Rosique: A visual creator and storyteller, from graphic design to architecture. She is as well the co-founder of Mirador Collective, because she believes that design is more than something nice, it’s a protest and a change tool. Her personality makes her not tolerate injustices and that is reflected in her practice with strong visual content and critical thinking. Gender inequalities and minorities issues are always presented in her works. Moreover, she holds a master in Graphic Media design from University arts of London, and a bachelor and master in architecture. Her researches and illustrations have been published in ALWFV2, Eve Gallery and FGM manual.

Suki Law: A graphic designer based in London. She has a strong passion for design and social issues. Her practice involves the application of critical design methodologies in social context, in particular in the field of journalism. Before pursuing her master studies in Graphic Media Design in the London College of Communication, she completed a bachelor degree in Law and Business and worked in the legal sector.