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Elia Rita walks over her artistic practice, shaping a path where different disciplines encounter a varied number of ever-changing interests. Her latest research on walking frames it as an aesthetic and political methodology for activating and reclaiming public space, and … Continued

Shir Lusky (born in 1988) is an Israeli photographer and artist, based in Tel-Aviv. She holds a bachelor in art photography and new media from the Neri Bloomfield School of design (2015). Her work involves photography, sculpture, and Installation. In … Continued

I am a writer born and raised in the mountains of North Wales. I am passionate about prose in all its forms, especially when it merges with the poetic. In 2015 I graduated from an English & Creative Writing degree … Continued

Dina Hardy recipient of an MFA from the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, a Stegner Writing Fellowship from Stanford University, residencies in Spain and Wales, and a Pushcart Prize nomination—is the author of the limited-edition chapbook Selections from The World Book (Convulsive … Continued

Maju Planas, 32, Argentina, born and raised in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, vegetarian, feminist, political scientist, almost sociologist, eternal student, lover of music, art in all its expressions, friends, travel around type, good sleep and eat, yoga and … Continued

Alfredo Dufour, San Juan Argentina, 1989. Bachelor of Fine Arts. Fellow of the National Fund for the Arts 2016, Banco San Juan Foundation 2013. He was part of the Artists Program of the Torcuato Di Tella University, 2016. His work … Continued

Jonathan uses space as a material through the motion and effects of sound, to investigate the spatial narrative created via the inhabitation of the viewer and the perception of sound. His Architectural vocabulary informs the way in which work can … Continued

    She is a visual artist, a photographer and a cultural negotiator. She was born in Argentina where she lived until she was eight years old. Due to the military dictatorship, her family had to resort to exile in … Continued