A Carol le interesan los enredos que se producen entre la imagen, el cuerpo, los datos y la interfaz. Le interesan las formas en que las tecnologías antiguas, nuevas y emergentes afectan a nuestra forma de entender las imágenes, … Continued
Paula Vicente Puiggròs is an artist from Barcelona. Her practice revolves around questions about how we inhabit and relate to the world and ecosystems that surround us, rethinking from the everyday to open up questions, leaving room for doubt. … Continued
Sonya Merutka is a writer, scholar, and community organizer living in Brooklyn, New York. Their academic research explores queer-weighted time and movement in contemporary performance art, dance, sound, and poetic practice. Sonya is currently a Helena Rubenstein Fellow in … Continued
Flor Martínez Yustas (Madrid, 1989) is a social worker, therapist, activist, and writer. She is interested in socially involved literature. Flor is focused on novels that promote empathy among different ages, origins, sexual orientations, and social classes. Her special … Continued
Emily Mitchell was born in London and immigrated to the Unites States. Her first novel, The Last Summer of the World (W. W. Norton, 2007) was a finalist for the NYPL Young Lions Award. Her collection of short stories, … Continued
Reed RUSHES is a performance artist living and working in Queens NYC. Their work foregrounds queer feminist narratives as they relate to ecology, consumerism, and neoliberal power structures. RUSHES’ performances disappear the distinction between everyday objects, human bodies, technology … Continued
Álvaro studied aeronautical engineering and is currently doing a Ph.D. in renewable energies. He is also pursuing a degree in the Arts at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, where he is exploring sound installation and audio-visual media. He is … Continued
Morgane Larousserie is an artist graduated from EESI (European Higher School of the Image) and a roller derby player. It was during this period that they discovered and became interested in feminist and LGBTQIA+ struggles. Their work initially focused … Continued
Judit Luna’s artwork is dedicated, in particular, to the sensitivity of motherhood and death gestated from her personal experience and cultivated from tenderness and pain. It is, therefore, a constant work on vestigial remains arising from loss, from absence. … Continued
Within the framework of this jury, many applications were received from writers all over the world and a large number of them were of impressive quality. The jury very much enjoyed all the projects that were submitted and it … Continued
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