Residentes futures

  Andrea Jerez (Mérida, Venezuela, 1997) is a poet, multimedia designer, and tattoo artist. Her work explores themes of migration, identity, and memory. She grew up in Tovar, a small town in the Venezuelan Andes, and emigrated to Buenos Aires … Continued

  Hildegard Hansen is based in Providence, Rhode Island. She received her MFA in Literary Arts from Brown University and has taught at Brown and at the Rhode Island School of Design. Her work treats place, or atmosphere, as its … Continued

  (Tucumán, 1998). Ana Belén currently lives in Buenos Aires. In 2019, she published Travesía (Gerania Editora) and has participated in the anthologies Amenaza y Maravilla (Gog y Magog, 2022), Septiembre fue nuestra casa (Diana Bellessi’s Clinic, 2023), En el … Continued

  Paula Santa Vicente Pérez gets part of her name from her great-grandmother, whom she never knew but whom her mother loved very much. She was born in Salamanca, and studied there until she wanted to find independence and drink … Continued

  She holds a degree in Combined Arts (film – theatre – dance) and is a comprehensive filmmaker in Cinema and TV. Since 2015, she has been a professor of Cinematic Art Direction at ENERC. In Buenos Aires, she has … Continued

  Raquel Pons (1993, Madrid) studied journalism, audiovisual communication, and marketing. She holds a Master’s degree in Narrative from the Escuela de Escritores. Her writing explores the language of trauma, cruelty, family, power dynamics, violence, and desire. She is featured … Continued

  Helena will create a painting in her own distinctive style. Through it, she will reflect on the landscape and environment of Can Serrat. Her aim is to produce a large-scale piece. Her work emerges from a creative process that … Continued

  Lou is a multidisciplinary visual artist with over 20 years of experience. Originally from London, she now lives in Baix Penedès. She studied Fine Art and later specialised in the professional field of Medical Art. Her work has a … Continued

My project, a young adult futuristic / fantasy novel, is about an African kingdom hidden in the world, and two young sisters (twins), separated from birth. One twin is being raised in a European country, unaware of her true origins … Continued

  KC Trommer is a poet and cultural worker in New York City. Her books include We Call Them Beautiful (Diode Editions, 2019) and The Hasp Tongue (Dancing Girl Press, 2014). A finalist for the role of Queens Poet Laureate, … Continued