As a set and lighting designer, she has diversified her work across the performing arts, architecture and teaching, with projects such as the following:

Anatomia d’un suïcidi; Tot el que passarà a partir d’ara; Decadència, with Glòria Balañà; Ànima, el musical, at the TNC; Entre Monstres, by Israel Solà; Malamort, by Daniela Feixas; Qui ets, by Màrius Serra; Encara hi ha algú al bosc; Canto jo i la muntanya balla, with Joan Arqué and Guillem Albà; El diablo cojuelo, by Rhum & Cia; L’alquimista, with Michael De Cock; Electra, with Oriol Broggi; Bésame el cactus; Barbie Superstar; Petra y la mujer araña; El llac de les mosques; One-Hit Wonder; Malditas plumas, by Sol Picó; La calavera de Connemara, with Iván Morales; Renard o el llibre de les Bèsties; 4Carmen; Diàlegs de Tirant e Carmesina; La bruixa de la tramuntana; Ocaña, reina de Las Ramblas, by Marc Rosich; Una terapia integral; Lapònia, by Marc Angelet and Cristina Clemente; Adossats; La dansa de la venjança; Alguns dies d’ahir; Sopar amb batalla; Conspiranoia, by Jordi Casanovas, and Zona inundable, with Marta Gil.

She has worked with artists and architects such as Pep Duran, Joan Fontcuberta, Óscar Tusquets, Quim Larrea, Jean Nouvel and others at a cave in Cangas de Onís, Asturias, the Reina Sofía, the CCCB, the Vida Festival,Calatravo Castle (Jaén), Tossa de Mar Lighthouse, BCN Christmas Festival, and more.

Kuchinow won the Serra d’Or Critics Award for Performing Arts for Trànsfugues and Tot el que passarà a partir d’ara, as well as aButaca XXVI Award for Canto jo i la muntanya balla,and was nominated for a for lighting design prize at the 2022 Max Awards.