An industrial designer by profession, Adriana also holds a diploma in environmental education with a focus on climate change. She currently teaches design for social transformation at the university level and is a co-founder and coordinator of Kinka—the umbrella project that houses Atelier Liquen—which works by, for, and with nature, and is dedicated to designing processes that bridge creativity and the natural world.
A laboratory that proposes developing an open-license museography—featuring replicable blueprints and documentation for use across various Latin American territories—designed to inhabit public space and foster dialogue with communities and territories indirectly affected. This initiative aims to generate media visibility and raise awareness among diverse, multisectoral populations.