Marco Guagnelli (n.1988, MX) es un artista interdisciplinario y educador de la Ciudad de México, con base en Chicago y Ciudad de México. Su trabajo opera en las intersecciones de la performance, el arte comunitario y la moda, enfocándose en temas como la relación entre la naturaleza y los humanos, los derechos civiles y el género. En 2017, fundó la compañía de teatro llamada Non Gratos Teatro, que se especializa en diseñar y desarrollar proyectos culturales con comunidades subrepresentadas y en contextos vulnerables. Ha estado profundamente involucrado en el desarrollo de proyectos artísticos en colaboración con comunidades específicas, incluyendo migrantes, que viven o vivieron un proceso en cárcel y plantas. El trabajo de Guagnelli se ha exhibido en varios países, incluyendo México, Argentina, Brasil, Corea del Sur, Estados Unidos y España. Recibió una maestría en Performance en The School of The Art Institute of Chicago (2024). Recientemente, como parte de su trabajo ha incursionado en la curaduría de arte performático para festivales.

Marco Guagnelli (b.1988, MX) is an interdisciplinary artist and educator from Mexico City, based in Chicago and Mexico City. His work operates at the intersections of Performance, Socially Engaged Art, and Fashion, focusing on themes such as the relationship between nature and humans, civil rights, and gender. In 2017, he founded the theater company called Non Gratos Teatro, which specializes in designing and developing cultural projects with underrepresented communities and in vulnerable contexts. He has been deeply involved in developing artistic projects in collaboration with specific communities, including migrants, formerly incarcerated individuals, and plants. Guagnelli's work has been showcased in various countries including Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, South Korea, USA, and Spain. He received an MFA in Performance at The School of The Art Institute of Chicago (2024). Recently, as part of his work in Chicago, he has ventured into curating performance art for art festivals, mainly fostering exchanges between Chicago and Mexico City.