Brigitte Métra founded her architectural studio, MÉTRA+ASSOCIÉS, in 2003 in Paris, after winning the competition for the construction of the convertible concert hall in Dole, which opened in 2006.

José Miguel Useros, born in 1975 in Valladolid, has been an architect since 2004 from the Valladolid School of Architecture and Technical Director of Building at INCOSA, where he coordinates a team of more than 90 professionals. His professional career combines extensive experience in pathology studies with the drafting of projects and project management for organisations such as Aena, ADIF, the Guardia Civil and various local councils.

Parra Arquitectos is a Madrid-based studio founded in 2015 by Enrique Parra. Parra Arquitectos is a studio with a work philosophy that combines constructive rigour with architectural innovation, developing its work in projects of different scales, from minimal reform projects to urban planning.

UNA is an international architecture studio driven by a strong cultural agenda, founded by Giulia Foscari in Venice, Italy Operating at multiple scales with projects ranging from contemporary art foundations to exhibition designs, private houses, and publications, UNA’s work is informed by critical research. Based in Venice, where the office built its foundation on the legacy of FWR Associati, UNA introduces radical thinking within historically charged sites.

Santiago Sierrra, (Born in Madrid, 1966). 1989. Degree in Fine Arts, Universidad Complutense, Madrid, Spain. Workshop at Círculo de Bellas Artes, (J. G. Dokoupil), Madrid, Spain. 1989-1991 visiting student at Hochschule für Bildende Künste (FE Walter, BJ Blume and S. Brown), Hamburg, Germany. 1995-1997 Research Fellowship in the School of San Carlos, University of Mexico, Mexico City.

Alexis Callado holds a degree in Art History from the University of Havana. He is an active and dynamic promoter of exchanges between the Spanish and Latin American art scenes, with an emphasis on artistic practices that foster a greater commitment to social change.

Bilge Kalfa is a Berlin-based architect, adjunct professor at the International University of Berlin, and founder of Bilge Kalfa Architecture. With an emphasis on natural and cyclical materials, her experience spans all phases of architectural and interior design, including furniture design. A graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at Istanbul Technical University with a bachelor's and master's degree, she is also co-owner of The Keep, a handcrafted carpet company.

Ceren Erdem is an Istanbul-based curator who has worked on numerous international exhibitions and publications. Her projects include Tack, Limb, Ilizarov, Depo, Istanbul (2023); All Else Is Far (2021) and Ad Infinitum (2019), Dirimart, Istanbul; Inverse Grayscale, Pasinger Fabrik, Munich (2016); Istanbul; Passion, Joy, Fury, Fondazione MAXXI, Rome (2015); Water Knows All My Secrets, Pratt Manhattan Gallery (2015); and Private Matters, apexart (2014), New York.

Federico Díaz (born in Prague, Czech Republic, in 1971) is driven by questions of perception—of seemingly invisible, yet inherently present aspects of our everyday reality and the natural environment. Since the early 1990s, he has used cutting-edge technology to reveal phenomena that elude the human senses. Since the early 2000s, a recurring element in his work has been the use of industrial robots.

PILLS is a Beijing-based interdisciplinary studio founded by Zigeng Wang in 2017. Their work focuses on contemporary spatial culture. They are interested in the politics of capital and space, environmental control and the philosophy of technology, globalization and infrastructure, contemporary media culture and production-consumption relations, and film and media technologies.