Mei Tamazawa is an award-winning 3D and CG artist based in Japan. After working for large companies such as Yahoo! and Amazon in Japan, she branched into her own artistic practice, creating mesmerising flowers and environments in 3D. Heavily inspired by nature, but also a huge fan of Star Wars, the artist primarily creates surreal-looking flowers that have a magical quality. Since 2017, Mei has been a freelance artist and has worked on the visuals for some of the largest music festivals, such as Rock in Japan Festival and Countdown Festival.

Mei Tamazawa has already exhibited in public spaces, such as in international airports in three major cities in China, in partnership with JCDecaux. Mei has been selected as one of the Top 100 Motion Designers in Japan, and in 2022, she created her own studio, Generative Art Studio.

Rafafans Rafa is a Spanish creative director and artist, currently based in Madrid. Specialized in collage, digital creation, video art and still life, he participates as a freelancer in the creative direction of projects for various brands and companies such as Sonia Rykiel, Meliá, DelPozo, Barcelona Ajuntament, Gaston Curio, Bimba&Lola. Carlos Campos, Inditex etc. For more than 15 years, he has exhibited his work around the world (NYC, Shanghai, France, Sweden, United Kingdom, Spain, Argentina, Peru, etc.)

In addition to this freelance work, he also works as an independent artist, in which collage plays a leading role as a language for producing unique works on paper. He also continually pursues the exploration of new formats in which techniques that could be described as classic combine with new practices and new materials. In this way, he creates his own style and makes special use of it in museography, design, publishing, branding, fashion and illustration projects. He has already organized exhibitions in Europe and South America for which he drew his inspiration from nature, the aesthetic universe of human anatomy, colors and textures.

Stefany Layton Cuervo is a visual artist trained in painting, drawing, and art history whose practice has progressively expanded into digital and immersive media. Her work investigates the idea of expanded painting, in which the pictorial image moves beyond the physical canvas into computational and virtual environments. After years working with material painting, she began translating her visual language into generative systems using tools such as TouchDesigner, later extending this research into virtual reality, where bodily perception and spatial immersion became integral to her creative process.

Within this trajectory, Stefany explores the dialogue between digital and physical environments as a direct means of representing landscape. Her project Metamorphosis of the Landscape examines the circulation between virtual and material spaces, drawing on the notion of the ideal landscape historically constructed by Renaissance painters within the studio before being translated into painting. Across her practice, digital environments are approached as evolving entities capable of transformation and renewal, fostering an ongoing exchange between physical and virtual spaces. Through continued experimentation with virtual reality and generative processes, she develops landscape as a speculative and continually shifting field shaped by perception, limits, and spatial experience.