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  Talia Yael, Mexico City, 1989. Playwright, actress, and psychologist. Winner of the National Young Playwriting Award, Gerardo Mancebo del Castillo Trejo, in 2019 with the play Pollito, directed by Micaela Gramajo and performed by the National Theatre Company in … Continued

  Hsiao Ya-Hsin (b. 1982, Chiayi, Taiwan) is a visual artist working primarily with oil and acrylic painting. Her practice explores spatial depth and spiritual experience through layered brushstrokes and transparent color. By merging natural landscapes with internal memory, she … Continued

  Lin Chun-Ju is a professional artist with a broad scope of creative endeavors. Her primary focus is on large-scale fiber three-dimensional sculptures and public art, which may involve sculpture or performance art. In addition, in recent years, she has … Continued

  Bogotá, 1997. Writer and bookseller from Bogotá. She holds an undergraduate degree in Literary Creation and a Master’s in Narrative Creation. She writes about the women in her family, the movement of their bodies, and their desires for life. … Continued

  Chiara Ponsetti (Buenos Aires, 1994). Graduated in Art History. In recent years, she has focused on poetic writing: in 2022, she participated in the first edition of the literary residency Conejillo de Verano, organized by the BajoTeja platform, and … Continued

  Inés Kreplak (Buenos Aires, 1987) holds a degree in Literature and a Master’s degree in Human Rights for Latin America and the Caribbean. She is currently pursuing a PhD in Latin American Literature and Cultural Criticism. Her research focuses … Continued

  Hannah is a transdisciplinary artist-researcher, writer and facilitator, with longstanding interests in climate & ecology, embodiment, memory & social justice. Her work sits across psychosocial studies, anthropology, environmental humanities and visual arts. Hannah is passionate about fostering collaborations that … Continued

Le Lievre’s work divides into five loosely overlapping categories. One is the sensitive drawings; another is the painted-on photographic self-portraits. A third is the “writing” works and fourth the “paraphernalia” paintings with their stylised motifs. Fifth are the “slip” paintings, … Continued