Antoni Miquel Morro (Palma, 1980) holds a PhD in Sculpture from the Polytechnic University of Valencia and a degree in Fine Arts from the University of Barcelona. He combines artistic research with teaching at the Llotja School of Art in Barcelona. Morro has developed a neo-figurative body of work rooted in Mediterranean tradition, with a focus on what has been called "the divine feminine." By centering on ancient female representations, he explores the symbolic possibilities of contemporary art and advocates for a space of resistance and utopian possibility. His sculptures—beings with fantastic attributes that inhabit their surroundings with fullness—connect the idea of a pre-patriarchal past with a possible future, promoting new languages that place women at the center and foster a deep connection with nature.