Morrosko Vila-San-Juan is a filmmaker. Born in Barcelona in 1970 and graduated in Philosophy, he has a long career as a filmmaker and journalist. He has written, directed and produced numerous documentaries as well as video pieces. He regularly collaborates with different televisions (TVE, TV3, Betevé), institutions and art centers (CCCB, MACBA, Flux. Author's video festival), as well as with written and digital media and also gives audiovisual classes at various universities.
Together with Bea Sarrias he has made audiovisual pieces inspired by iconic architecture in recent years, such as “A day at the Ricarda” (selected at the Loop Barcelona Festival and screened in various countries); “La Cima de Coderch (an unfulfilled dream)”, presented at the Barcelona Design Week; “Look, Sert, Gomis. The Light in the artist's workshop ”, presented in Brussels, or “Welcome to La Ricarda”, recently exhibited at the Senda Gallery in Barcelona.
Together with Bea Sarrias he has made audiovisual pieces inspired by iconic architecture in recent years, such as “A day at the Ricarda” (selected at the Loop Barcelona Festival and screened in various countries); “La Cima de Coderch (an unfulfilled dream)”, presented at the Barcelona Design Week; “Look, Sert, Gomis. The Light in the artist's workshop ”, presented in Brussels, or “Welcome to La Ricarda”, recently exhibited at the Senda Gallery in Barcelona.
