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Damara Inglês is a Creative Technologist and artist who tells stories through art, fashion and emerging technologies, creating immersive projects that fuse technology, future ancestral culture and the collective complexity of cyber identity. Born in Luanda, raised in Lisbon and trained in London, her practice brings together memory, innovation and intersectional creativity. Her conceptual framework, Cyber Kimbandism, establishes a bridge between Bantu cosmologies and emerging technologies, reimagining them as contemporary rituals of memory and resistance. Through this lens, she positions digital natives as the cave painters of a new expressive era, expanding the vocabulary of identity while populating virtual spaces with raw human emotion. She is represented by Jahmek Contemporary Art Gallery in Luanda, Angola.

Evy Jokhova, born in Switzerland in 1984, lives and works between Lisbon, London and Vienna. A multidisciplinary artist, she develops a practice that brings together social anthropology, architecture, philosophy and art through drawing, sculpture, installation, sound, video and performance, seeking to bridge the gaps between different fields and their inherent hierarchical structures. Educated at the Royal College of Art and Goldsmiths, she has received several awards, taken part in international residencies and exhibitions, and her work is included in various public collections. Since 2014, she has directed Allotment, a collaborative research project that explores social relations and cultural politics through food.

Federigo Gabellieri is an Italian Art/Creative Director. Over the last 14 years, he has been working at GQ Italy (Condé Nast), where he developed a deep knowledge and understanding of the fashion industry, along with arts and photography in international environments. He is also the Coordinator of the Master program in Fashion Art Direction at IED Milano.

Sónia Jesus, Homeware and House of Capricorn Director at Amorim Luxury Group, is a luxury-focused professional with a deep appreciation for aesthetics, brand identity, and the subtle cultural codes that shape premium industries. With an international perspective and a strong sensitivity to consumer perception, she is particularly interested in how creativity, storytelling, and experience influence the way we engage with both fashion and lifestyle. Alongside her work in the world of luxury, she has developed a growing connection to the homeware sector, where design, craftsmanship, and emotional connection play an equally powerful role in shaping contemporary brand experiences.

Tristany Mundu (1995) is a transdisciplinary artist, musician, performer, visual artist, producer, creative director and curator who paints with his voice, illustrating the reality in which he lives through his gaze and the gaze of those around him. Born and raised in Linha de Sintra, Lisbon, Tristany Mundu is of Angolan and Portuguese origin. He is currently developing his next work, in which he will continue to explore the identity of Linha de Sintra and contribute to its development.

Joana Moreira (Porto, 1994). She has worked at Elle, Vogue, GQ and Time Out. She is currently a culture journalist at Observador and collaborates with publications such as Máxima and Portuguese Soul.