Santiago Taccetti (Buenos Aires, Argentina ,1974)

His work has been exhibited in Centre d´Art Santa Mónica, CCCB and KBB in Barcelona; La Panadería in Mexico City; IILA, Instituto Italo Latinoamericano in Rome, and most recently in Centro Cultural San Martín in Buenos Aires.

He has curated the artistic event Gala de Estrellas in Madrid, and a part of Mexico's intervention as guest country in the artfair Arco. He edited Volumen, a contemporary art publication with the collaboration of various internationally recognized Mexican artists. He is currently working on various projects, including a solo show in La Casa Barragán, Mexico.

Natalia Ibáñez Lario (Zaragoza, 1980) With an Architecture degree by Universidad Internacional de Cataluña and the Architectural Association School of Architecture (AA) in London, UK, she has studied art in Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, and in Slade School of Fine Art, London, UK. Her work: Once upon a time there was a wolf, was included in the Save me from what I want edition in Sexy Machinery magazine, published by the AA and The Royal College of Art. Some of her recent shows: Cabin Conforts, with the Saviour Scraps collective at the Secret Project Robot in New York and Just Painting at Ego Gallery in Barcelona.