de Ariadne Gallardo Figueroa

Bio of Ariadne Gallardo Figueroa Birthdate: April 7, 1958 / Taurus 13, 14 -0058 Mexico. I studied communication sciences, obtained a broadcasting license and entered the radio industry in my country, working in the production of talk and dialogue programs. I am dedicating myself to my literary work and participation in Asgardia as a parliamentarian. Within the development of my work, artistic and literary activities, I can go back to the years that span from the 80s to the present day of my journey with some details: I worked in anthropological research, related to the designs that build the fabrics of the native peoples of my country and the influence of symbolic syncretism, I did fieldwork and ethno-anthropological research and taught muralism and symbolic art workshops to children and in Indigenous communities, I produced interactive theatre workshops in art schools. I wrote for local newspapers, and gave lectures on gender issues at the Autonomous University of Yucatan, at the II Meeting held at the Dr Hideyo Noguchi Regional Research Center, entitled “The Social Construction of Gender, object, subject and Hierarchy of Values” with the presentation “Gender in communication” I took part in the seminar “Approach to gender concepts in research”, given by Teresa Ayllón, PhD in Geography, from the Complutense University of Madrid. I also participated in various seminars at the Association of Writers and Workers in the communication industry. I attended the course given by Dr. Ram Jakhu of McGill University in Canada on the law related to environmental threats to and from outer space. Books that I made in collaboration with other colleagues. These are Message to the Stars with Fernando Jiménez Motte and Short Stories with illustrations by Stephen Kelly. Collaborators who have given me their time with a design of my works or given me photographs: Luca Sorriso-Valvo, Margaret and Clive Simpson, Enrique Gonzales Gallardo, Horacio Díaz Suarez, Rosario Díaz Suarez and Dimitri who remained anonymous and Naxhieli Olivos Gallardo. I eventually collaborated with the Fuentetaja Writing Club, with great joy from the workshop participants' comments. I have a blog My World of Words and a podcast from the Gloom to the Calm.