Victor Blake

Spain

Víctor Benjamin Blake, a graphic artist born in Barcelona in 1983, studied graphic design in 2013. His work explores the theme of Memento Mori, portraying death as a natural part of life. Blake challenges the concept of aura in art by emphasizing mass reproducibility. His creative process blends traditional and digital media, starting with small sketches and DIN-sized sheets, which are later scanned for further treatment.

Pegah Salimi

Iran

Pegah Salimi Elizi, born in Tehran, Iran, in 1982, is a talented artist with a Bachelor’s and Master’s in Painting from the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome. Her work, deeply inspired by the resilience and spirit of those who fight for freedom, has been showcased in numerous exhibitions worldwide. Through her paintings, Pegah explores the universal struggle for liberty and the pursuit of passion, capturing the diverse experiences of life.

Paolo Sanna

Italy

Paolo Sanna, born in Sardinia, Italy, in 1993, is a self-taught conceptual photographer.

His work explores the boundary between life and death.

Often merging natural contexts with symbolic and poetic elements.

Through a conceptual and abstract use of photography, Sanna redefines emotions and visions, delving into the human spiritual and introspective sphere.

Mauro Hernández

Spain

Mauro Hernández, born in Madrid, Spain, in 1995, is a visual artist with a background in Fine Arts from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid.

Influenced by mythology, ancient cultures, and the cosmos, his work creates an introspective universe full of mystery and transformation. Through raw, spontaneous drawings, Hernández explores existence, the unknown, and the essence of life.

David Bou

Lithuania

David Bou’s work blends the conscious and subconscious, creating symbolic pieces that explore desires, emotions, and tensions. His style is spontaneous and raw, often using black, red, and white to represent consciousness, the subconscious, and the self. He prefers to create quickly, capturing the energy of ideas before they fade. His pieces are often inspired by visions rather than dreams, and he allows these images to flow freely, without interference from his conscious mind. This results in works filled with energy, where the boundaries between the physical and intangible blur, creating a unique, powerful atmosphere.

Juan Guerrero Sánchez

Spain

Juan Guerrero Sánchez (Málaga, 1974) is a self-taught visual artist, writer, poet, and music critic. He creates acrylic works using natural, abandoned materials and, though once reluctant to exhibit, his art is now publicly shown.

He has published three novels, contributed to various anthologies, and won the Sexto Continente International Prize. Passionate about nature and animals, he lives a vegan lifestyle in the mountains of Málaga.

Damian Scaglia

Argentina

Damian Scaglia is a self-taught digital artist from Argentina, known for his haunting, surreal, and macabre creations. Working with photography and Photoshop for decades, he transforms his own photos into eerie dreamscapes that blur the line between reality and the surreal.

Inspired by abandoned places and shadowy scenes, Damian’s work invites viewers into a world where nightmares are artfully brought to life.

Rosa Negra

Spain

Rosa Negra is a distinctive jewelry brand that merges mysticism, mythology, and art into elegant, symbolic creations. Founded by María—a jeweler, gemologist, and Fine Arts graduate—the brand transforms crystals, metals, feathers, and resin into wearable stories. Inspired by esoteric symbolism, 19th-century art, and a rebellious spirit, Rosa Negra reimagines tradition through a darkly romantic lens. Each piece reflects María’s bold vision and deep reverence for history, spirituality, and the subconscious.