Rogelio Sosa (Mexico, 1977) is a sound artist, composer and cultural promoter. His creative practice encompasses pieces made in different media and formats, where sound is the main agent of formal, conceptual, and discursive articulation. His work includes compositions, sound and audiovisual pieces, installations, immersive performances and collaborations with visual, performing and film artists. His most recent works emerge from transdisciplinary experimentation and draw on concepts and elements from ritual and ceremonial practices of diverse cultures.

Born in Iquitos, Peru, in 1935, Teresa Burga is a conceptual and media artist and a prolific draftswoman. From 1957 to 1965 she studied painting at the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. Between 1960 and 1962 she took an extended break from her studies to travel to Paris and London, accompanying her father, an admiral in the Peruvian navy, on his diplomatic mission as military attaché to the Peruvian Embassy in Paris. Burga had her first solo exhibition, Lima imaginada, in 1965 at the Galería Cultura y Libertad in Lima.

Peruvian interdisciplinary artist, researcher and robotics maker. His work was described as “An incredible physical presence that transformed the stage into a soundscape” by The New York Times, “A heady confluence of technology, culture and cognition” by The New Yorker, and “A deep psychonautic dive” by Wire Magazine.