Harlem-based writer and performing artist whose work spans plays, poetry, and fiction. Her writing explores themes of identity, cross-racial solidarity, and "magic as resistance" within unconventional communities. The author of Tomorrow Maps and The Bridges Yuri Built, her work has been supported by major cultural institutions including the Asian American Arts Alliance and the Japanese American National Museum.

Afro-Indigenous Brazilian artist and singer-songwriter whose work explores the subconscious through slow-burn, ethereal melodies. Rooted in nature and a disciplined daily practice, her music serves as an introspective journey through inner transformation and cultural layers, crafted specifically for intimate listening.

Queralt Guinart i Homs (Kerrature) is an illustrator born in Moià and based in Barcelona. Her artistic practice moves between unique, highly graphic works and writing, including poetry and narrative, through which she explores everyday life with a critical, political, and deeply personal perspective. Through image and text, her work challenges dominant structures and offers alternative ways of seeing, rooted in reflection, resistance, and transformation.

Ceramicist and writer based in Los Angeles whose clay-based sculptures incorporate materials like metal, wood, and plaster, exploring movement, yoga-inspired anatomy, and balance. Her writing draws on family narratives and personal journals. She holds a BS from Northwestern’s Medill School of Journalism, completed a residency with Young Projects in New York, contributed to a work shown at NY Design Week, and is currently studying under ceramicist Jotham Hung in LA.

Born in Barcelona, Sam studied design, film directing and on-camera acting. His passion for the arts has shaped a body of work defined by a search for beauty and deeply human emotion, expressed through a subtle and aesthetic style. He has directed documentaries, fiction projects and commercial films for brands such as Saint Laurent, The Attico, Renault, Caixabank, San Miguel, El Celler de Can Roca and Grupo Tragaluz. With a strong creative background, he moves fluidly between the performative and the real to craft powerful, cinematic moments.

Kristin's roots begin in the mangrove lined coast of Florida where she picked up her first camera. Now living on the West Coast of the US, Kristin has grown in her passion and turned it into her profession as a photographer. She has carried that childlike wonder into her work by living curiously, eager to learn from nature, culture, and artists of all mediums. Through her travels and continued study, Kristin's artistry is rooted in the love of storytelling; surrounding the beauty of shared humanity and pulling inspiration from the natural world around her.

Rose Madone (1993, North of France) is a multidisciplinary artist working with painting, ceramics, photography, and video. Now based in Barcelona, where her artistic voice took form in 2017, she uses creativity as a way to channel and analyze emotion. Her work explores everyday life, natural cycles, and personal evolution through flowing gestures, earthy textures, and a minimal organic palette. Guided by a search for balance and introspection, her practice invites a visual dialogue between her inner world and the viewer.

New York–based artist whose practice centers on drawing as a daily, meditative exploration of light, form, and emotion. Trained at Pratt Institute and Millikin University, he works primarily with graphite, charcoal, pastel, silverpoint, and ink, creating portraits and figures influenced by classical chiaroscuro traditions. His work has been featured in exhibitions including Ralph Pucci International and Macy’s, and is held in numerous private collections.

Photographer and visual artist, her work explores the body and its connection to self. Focused on self-portraiture, process, and the performative, she combines personal projects with commercial photography and intimate sessions centered on women, the body, and meditation. With training in audiovisual arts and yoga, she values the deep connection between art and spirituality.

Barcelona-based musician and songwriter, blending indie-pop, folk, and poetic introspection across his albums Late to Wait (2018), The Year of Light (2020), and Tot Passa (2024). Having performed throughout Europe alongside artists like Glen Hansard, Manel, and La Bien Querida, he delivers immersive live shows with a band featuring members of Sidonie, Of Monsters and Men, and Marialluïsa. He is currently preparing the release of his new album, Manantial.

Maite Guilera is an actress and film director. She debuted with the short film La pell més suau (The Softest Skin), exploring female sexual pleasure and communication in intimate relationships. She also directs Ficcions de ciència (Science Fictions), a festival that examines the intersections of science and society through cinema. She is now developing her first feature, centered on toxic parent–child dynamics.

Italian filmmaker exploring ways of creating videos that offer viewers a moment of clarity and presence. A way to rise above compulsive watching.
He has won festivals with his short documentaries and has been working for over a decade for international organisations such as the United Nations.

Catalan singer-songwriter known for her poetic, intimate sound. Since her solo debut in 2020 with Els Mals Costums, she has received wide recognition, including the Enderrock Award for Best Singer-Songwriter Album, the El Temps de les Arts Popular Music Award, and the Ramon Muntaner Prize from Terra i Cultura. Her upcoming album Vigília (2025) delves into the themes of night, stillness, and the subtle light that emerges from darkness.

Barcelona-based photographer who approaches his work with curiosity, emotion, and a search for beauty. Self-taught since his teenage years with his mother’s analog camera, he founded Cala Bisou in 2021 to portray hotels and restaurants with a classic and nostalgic sensibility, exploring the space between the imagined and the lived while now expanding his creative practice into music production to connect image, sound, and perception.

Singer-songwriter and poet from Roda de Ter, his work fuses music and poetry in a unique style that moves between folk, reggae, rock, and hip-hop. He has released several albums —including Aquest sol hi és per tots (2015), Bondat senzilla (2017), and Un somriure infinit (2024)— as well as multiple poetry collections. His creations stand out for their emotion, sensitivity, and an intimate gaze on life and nature.

Catalan-Japanese actress, playwright, and stage director. Her work spans theatre, film, television, and interdisciplinary projects. As a creator, she explores identity, memory, and anti-racism from a personal and political lens. She is currently developing her first short film and writing her debut feature, selected for the Catalan Film Academy’s Script Residency.

A screenwriter, script analyst, and teacher. She has written films such as Club Silencio (Karlovy Vary, Cannes Market) and Imade (D’A, Goya candidate). She is currently co-writing Cara Sucia and developing her debut feature at the Catalan Film Academy’s Script Residency.

A multidisciplinary artist whose work spans music, theatre, circus, and visual arts. He has collaborated with renowned artists, released solo albums, and creates performances blending sound, visuals, and words. Trained in photography and fine arts, he also teaches and explores innovative, eclectic projects.

A British-Catalan photographer, whose work centers on intimacy, light, and the subtle beauty of everyday moments. Guided by a deep respect for her subjects, she captures honest, unscripted scenes with a soft, observant gaze.
Her recent project, 'Glorious – Light in the Darkness', is a tribute to the unseen impact of others.

Marseille-based independent photographer and Jivamukti yoga teacher. With a background in cultural communication and years of experience in the arts, she works mainly with analog photography, focusing on culture, performance, crafts, and well-being. Her work seeks to reveal the softness, wonder, and poetry present in everyday moments. She is the author of some of the images featured on this website.

A journalist and radio director from Roda de Ter. With a background in print and radio media, she currently leads Ràdio Roda and works in communication. Her debut book No vull que m’estimis is an intimate exploration of emotional longing, written during an autumn equinox.

A writer, performer, and forest therapy guide based in Osona. With a background in journalism, education, and environmental outreach, her work explores inner transformation and reconnection with nature. She is the author of the poetry collections Cruesa, Duresa, Nuesa (2021) and Terra Fèrtil (2023), and creator of the interview series Arrels i Ales and the poetic monologue Estranyes Entranyes.

Born in Santa Rosa, California, he holds a BA in Printmaking from Sonoma State University (2006) and an MFA from Columbia University (2011). His work has been exhibited throughout the United States and internationally in Amsterdam and Beijing, and he has participated in several residencies including the Japan Foundation Cultural Exchange and Byrdcliffe AiR. His practice explores landscape mainly through watercolor, alongside acrylic, murals, spray paint, and mixed media.

Caitlin received her BFA in Painting and Drawing and an MFA in Curatorial Practice and Art Criticism. Alongside her mixed-media practice and curatorial work, she serves as Exhibitions Director at Maryland Art Place, manages exhibitions and partnerships, teaches at several universities, founded an all female-identifying art collective and gallery in Baltimore, and is currently pursuing a second MFA in sculpture.

(she/they) Mexican-American contemporary artist born in Southern California and raised in Southern New Mexico. Working across painting, photography, and printmaking, their practice explores liminal spaces and internal landscapes through layered visuals. Guerra earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts and a Certificate in Business and Entrepreneurship from the Institute of American Indian Arts in 2022.

Visual artist from Reno working primarily in photography, alongside video, animation, and analogue processes. She holds a BFA and MFA and has exhibited nationally and internationally. Her work explores constructed narratives around dreams, desire, feminism, and the otherworldly. She also runs half-lit zine, a submission-based publication for film photographers.

Illustrator and graphic designer based in Ghent, Belgium, they blend a cinematic background with a delicate watercolor practice to capture the poetry of the everyday. Their work focuses on storytelling through quiet fragments and evocative "small moments in between," translating keen observations into soft, narrative-driven imagery that invites reflection and stillness.

Based in Barcelona, this ARB-licensed architect and interior designer creates a bridge between structured space and playful storytelling. Her multidisciplinary practice spans muralism, illustration, and interactive installations, focusing on character-driven work that invites public curiosity. By blending architectural precision with whimsical, hand-drawn details, she transforms festivals and public spaces into joyful, engaging environments for both major organizations and independent brands.

Ipsilonpi, a self-taught artist from Italy, describes her work as ‘art for travelers’.  The development of her artistic research has been between abstraction and textures, always based on a constant and necessary element: traveling. The aim of her artworks is to take viewers back to their inner landscapes, especially in this era of disconnection from our soul and nature. She has participated in solo and collective exhibitions across Europe.

Photographer, director, and writer based in Montreal, Canada and working everywhere possible. They are a hopeful romantic, scorned and bound by the beauties of fortitude — seeing art as a means, and expressing for others where able. Sydney’s hobbies include theorizing, roller skating, hiking, and gardening. You can find their portfolio at www.noglory.co

Botanical illustrator who transitioned from a long career in interior and graphic design to pursue a tactile, organic creative path. Stepping away from screens, she uses drawing and watercolor to capture the delicate essence of the plant world. Her project, Silícula, blends rigorous botanical realism with a poetic and decorative sensibility, transforming careful observation and quiet contemplation into highly detailed, elegant works of art.