Quirino’s Futures Lab Seeks to Build, Not Predict Ibero-American Animation’s Next Moves ...Middle East

The Futures Lab, a new initiative unveiled at the Quirino Awards, brought together leading voices from the Ibero-American animation to grapple not with predictions but with possibilities. “We’re not here to predict what will come, but to build it actively,” said Silvina Cornillón, capturing the Lab’s ambition to braid past, present, and future as the […]

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