Flora Nguyen (France) is a photographic artist of Vietnamese heritage. Her practice centers on colonial photographic archives as sites of critical inquiry. Drawing on research in institutional collections, she alters and superimposes historical images with painting and drawing to reactivate suppressed histories and challenge the authority of the document. Her work explores the transgenerational transmission of trauma, the politics of the gaze, and the border between memory and invention.


Anna Ditscherlein (Germany) is a painter working in large-format, figurative, and expressively imaginary canvases. Her practice constructs invented worlds — peopled with figures, animals, and interior atmospheres — that hover between narrative and pure pictorial energy. Her work explores the tension between the legible and the strange, resisting symbolic or autobiographical reading.


Gabriela Salomon(Mexico) is an artist whose practice focuses on the micro-choreographies of human proximity — the ways bodies attune to one another through breath, gaze, and bodily sensations, with or without conscious intention. Working across interactive installations and sculpture, she constructs situations that make visible the quiet, almost imperceptible adjustments through which connection is negotiated and dissolved.


Paola Niuska Quilici (France) is an artist and poet of Polish and Venezuelan descent. Her practice revolves around archetypes, explored through their spiritual and psychoanalytic dimensions. Working across painting, sculpture, and digital media, she is drawn to the tension between intentional gesture and unpredictable material outcome. Writing is integral to her work, extending her investigation into the deep structures of the imaginary.