Director of Galería Claro, specializing in the direction of cultural projects and the curation of contemporary exhibitions. She currently coordinates Phe Gallery 2026, in its fourth consecutive year. Her collaborations include Teidelab, Espacio La Panera, and Agüita Arte Contemporáneo at Hybrid Art Fair Madrid 2025, participating in the development and management of contemporary exhibition projects. Her work connects art, culture, and cultural management in an innovative and effective manner.

M. Lohrum is an Canarian artist specializing in performance drawing, educated between the University of La Laguna and Central Saint Martins in London. Her work has been recognized internationally with awards such as the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize (2020), Zealous Stories: Performance (2021), and the Ann Judd Award from the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Drawing Prize (2025). Her work has been exhibited at the Royal Academy (London), ArtN (Shanghai), The Royal West of England (Bristol), Drawing Now Art Fair (Paris), DRAW Space (Sydney), Manifest Gallery (Ohio), Canning Gallery (London), B74 Raum für Kunst (Lucerne), Fundação Eugénio de Almeida (Évora), The Copper Dollar Studios (Brighton), the Setouchi Triennale (Takamatsu), Tate Exchange (London), among others, as well as at reference institutions in the Canary Islands such as Tenerife Espacio de las Artes and Centro de Arte La Regenta.

Cultural manager, musicologist, and consultant with a career focused on managing artistic and cultural projects. Her experience spans artistic residencies, the music industry, visual arts, festivals, and citizen participation projects. She holds a degree in Musicology from the Royal Conservatory of Music in Madrid and a degree in Cultural Management from ICCMU (Madrid). She has collaborated with organizations such as Matadero Madrid, Consonni Ediciones, IED Innovation Lab, Elefant Records, Zuloark, and various independent cultural initiatives.

Architect from the Higher Technical School of Architecture of Madrid. In 2015, she returned to Tenerife with the intention of promoting projects linked to the territory, culture, and social transformation. In 2019, together with other colleagues, she founded OFIC, a cooperative for architecture, design, and social innovation. Her practice explores the relationships between space, community, and landscape through collaborative processes and projects with social impact. She is currently participating in Entrealisios, Tenerife's first housing cooperative under a use-transfer agreement.