Mónica Bello is an art historian and curator based in Barcelona. Until March 2025, she was Head of Arts at CERN, where she led initiatives such as residencies, commissions and exhibitions, supporting over 200 artists and fostering collaboration between creators and scientists. Under her leadership, the Arts at CERN team received the 2024 S+T+ARTS Award for Collaborative Innovation. Among her most notable projects are Quantum Visions (2025), the Icelandic Pavilion at the Venice Biennale (2022), Dark Matters (2023) and Broken Symmetries (2018–2021). She has developed a solid international experience at the intersection of art, science and technology.