Arabella Leon Muñoz

Arabella Leon Muñoz is a researcher at the Universitat de València, affiliated with the Department of History of Art within the Faculty of Geography and History. She is actively involved in two research groups: DINA Data Interaction aNd Augmentation and VALuART Valencia, University and Art, focusing on art, museums, and visual culture from 1750 to the present.

Her research centers on the history of art, particularly 19th-century Valencian silk production and its cultural significance. With a strong emphasis on visual culture, textile history, and digital humanities, her work bridges traditional art historical methods with innovative data interaction techniques. Her doctoral research explored the legacy of Garín in the context of elaborately woven silk fabrics.

The analysis of her work, primarily represented by her 2024 doctoral thesis, reveals a focused engagement with Spanish industrial and artistic heritage, especially in the realm of decorative textiles. Her research trajectory suggests a growing interest in the intersection of material culture, museum studies, and digital augmentation of historical data.

She has not yet received any documented scientific awards.

Arabella Leon Muñoz has not yet supervised any students. She is associated with the DINA and VALuART research groups, which focus on data interaction in art and the study of art and visual culture in Valencia, respectively.