Paz Tornero graduated from Polytechnic University of Valencia (Spain) with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. She was Visiting Fellow at Harvard, Graduate School of Arts and sciences 2009-2010. In addition, she holds a Master of Digital Arts from the Audiovisual Institute of Pompeu Fabra University and she is currently researching her dissertation at Complutense University of Madrid, PhD in Fine Arts. She furthered her studies at Southampton Institute in England, Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, PA, and gallery Engine 27 in New York City. She has presented her video projections, installations and interactive works in multiple forums such as Centro Párraga Museum in Murcia, Cruce gallery in Madrid, Indiana University of Pennsylvania or galleries in the United States and Holland. Likewise, her audiovisual works have been shown in multiple festivals such as Zemos98 in Seville, ARTtv at the Malaga Film Festival, ATA in San Francisco, IDN and Loop in Barcelona. Art Fair Estampa in Madrid or on the TVE2 program Metrópolis and Manifesta8 Biennial. "Where Sciences and Humanisties combine together I am focusing my research (PhD) on. "The Three Culture" theory that is so supported by some intellectual scientists and artists/humanists, however it is today a very difficult way of putting it into practice, actually. How can an artist and a scientist work together? How do they find new ideas? Which is the way of practicing/working on an ArtScience project successfully? How does an artist contribute inside an ArtScience idea? And a scientist? I am very concerned about how we could teach new models for learning to new generations. We do know that our contemporary thinking is getting obsolete and we need a new models of collaboration to create innovative ideas."