Tiziano Cruz was born in the province of Jujuy, Argentina in 1988. He is an international and interdisciplinary artist. His work fundamentally brings together the visual and theatrical language, performance, and artistic intervention of public space. He works as well as Cultural Management and audience mediator in public and private institutions.

Lucía Giannoni is a multidisciplinary artist, choreographer, director, performer and teacher. B.A. in Choreographic Composition. Winner of the 2019 Buenos Aires Biennial of Young Art Scholarship for Best Choreography with her work ¨We all have a hair¨ to take part in ImPulsTanz - Vienna International Dance Festival 2021. Director of Me había levantado temprano y tardaba en prepararme para existir  [I had woken up early and it took me long to get ready to exist] and No soy un robot [I am not a robot]. Winner of the Research trip with a focus on performing arts, ProHelvetia, Switzerland (2021). Resident at Watch and Talk, Zürcher Theater Spektakel (2020-21).

Moya Michel, is a dancer, performer and choreographer born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa. She has danced with the likes of Akram Khan, Gregory Maqoma, Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker (Rosas), Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui and Damien Jalet (Eastman), Faustin Linyekula, David Hernandez, and Mårten Spångberg and Jin Xing.
Moya currently resides in Brussels, which is her base for creating her own work.

Moya is interested in ‘performing the self’ and developing projects with other artists and artistic fields and has an ongoing commitment to process and discourse. She continues to evolve as a creative maker of live performance. It is in this manner that she has established a working relationship with KVS (The Royal Flemish Theatre in Brussels) as one of their artists. As a skilled performer, Moya is interested in all forms of expression and identity with the use of mixed mediums.

Josefina Gorostiza is a director, choreographer, performer and lecturer currently living in Madrid. Her research focuses on the body’s possibilities and its incredible creative powers. She earned a master’s degree in scenic composition and visual culture at the Reina Sofia Museum (Madrid) and one in Choreographic Composition from the National Arts University of Argentina. She has received various grants from the Argentine National Art Fund, Pro-danza Institute and the Biennial of Young Art, and she has taken part in festivals in Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, Chile, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Belgium, Italy, the UK and Spain (among others).