Koncha Pinos

Koncha Pinos is a highly successful educator with extensive international teaching experience, She is renowned for her pioneering work in neuroaesthetics and wellbeing, particularly at the intersection of biofilia and art. Her research has explored the sensoperception and emotional impact of Gaudí’s Casa Batlló and delved into Picasso’s work, examining synesthesia and emotion within the context of neurodiversity. Invited as a guest lecturer and researcher in neuroscience, intelligence, and social intervention, she has served as Director and founder of multiple Masters programs at esteemed institutions including Camilo José Cela University in Madrid and Deusto University. An invaluable asset to any education team, she consistently delivers critical results through data-driven insights and outstanding rapport with colleagues, students, and families in high-pressure, deadline-driven environments. She has also authored over 25 books focusing on early brain development and the cultivation of compassion in politics.