Hannah Berestizhevsky is an artist based in Spain who has exhibited her artworks nationally, in Israel, Germany and Italy. Many of her works explore the human relationship to nature, spirituality, and social construction. While she employs a variety of media in her artistic expression, Berestizhevsky primarily focuses on painting, video, and performance. She aims to create a meditative state to provoke thoughts and feelings on topics such as migration, camouflage, illusion of perception within the dimensions of time and space.

https://www.mofuta.com

I am a singer and performance creator, a researcher of human nature and a spiritual activist. For years, I have been devoted to a performative art practice that I experience as ritual. In my performances, I integrate music, performance, and new dramaturgies. The ritual dimension lies in the way I develop content (drawing on techniques of conscious trance and oracular practices); my aim is to explore the possibility of creating new realities by understanding and questioning the archetypes that shape our political-social unconscious, both individual and collective.

https://www.giselecornejo.com

Writer and journalist based in Barcelona covering culture and Jewish life for international outlets. More than 100 articles published in The Guardian, The Wall Street Journal, Jerusalem Post, Haaretz, and many more (selection below). I’m passionate about diasporic identity, books, public spaces, archives, and literature. I’ve given talks about these and other issues in Mexico, Spain, Israel, England, Colombia, and the United States.  I´m also a coordinator of Barcelona’s Jewish Book Fair, Sefer.

https://www.alangrabinsky.com

Shell Hakim is a writer, visual artist, and architect from Kibbutz Be’eri, currently based in Barcelona. Holding a B.Arch from Bezalel Academy (2022), his practice spans illustration, research, and writing. His work explores material approaches to mapping the world’s textures, using representation to reveal hidden meanings in overlooked narratives. He often examines the limits of descriptive systems, focusing on the tension between visual texture and written text. His current work employs layered graphite techniques to document objects that grow or decay beyond their predefined boundaries.

https://shellhakim.netlify.app/

Adam is a visual artist working with large-scale self-portraits, street art, graffiti, and stop-motion animation. His work explores gender, the body, and the experience of not fitting into society’s expectations, inviting viewers to think and reflect.

Mizar Martínez Álvarez is a dancer, choreographer, and visual artist whose practice is grounded in emergent systems and non-hierarchical processes. Rather than representing reality directly, she works with the structures that organize it – connections, rhythms, and internal tensions. Her body, the camera, and space function as elements within a living system in constant transformation. Her work moves between movement, image, and critical thought.

Elinor Indich Vaisman is a dancer, visual-arts researcher, and educator working at the intersection of movement, image, and embodied inquiry. Trained as a professional dancer with BA and MA (honors) in Dance Theater and Visual Literacy, her practice combines performance and visual research to explore perception, identity, and lived experience. Currently based abroad, she re-examines her voice as a non-religious Jewish Israeli artist through movement and camera.

Mizar Martínez Álvarez and Elinor Indich Vaisman work together as a duo within the LABA NAME cohort.

https://mizarmartinezalvarez.com/

Argentine actress and educator based in Catalonia since 2020. Her practice emerges from an ongoing research into movement, the exploration of voice, and work across different languages. As an extension of this exploration, she develops a pedagogical practice in which performing arts become a tool for knowledge.

www.antonellaposso.com

Michael Sugarman is a storyteller with his roots in cinema. His filmmaking and interactive design work frequently incorporate elements of comedy, satire, and absurdity as a way of tapping into universal human experiences beneath tribal divisions. Raised in an Orthodox Jewish community in the US, Michael is especially interested in ways of reimagining and repurposing deeply-inscribed rituals, myths, and senses of the sacred.

https://www.MichaelSugarman.tv

Truzman is a Tropical Pop artistic project infused with Caribbean influences. It delivers a fresh and fun sound that flirts with deep reflection – songs filled with good vibes yet carrying a meaningful message beyond just melody, deeply influenced by Torah and Chassidut.

Samuel Truzman, the project’s leader, is a Venezuelan artist and songwriter based in Barcelona. With over 18 years of musical experience and six years of artistic trajectory, he has established himself as a unique voice in the industry. Truzman’s music has been performed in various formats and countries, including Spain, Portugal, France, Guatemala, and Venezuela.

To date, Truzman has released two studio LPs, one EP, and several singles. Currently, they are working on their third LP, produced by Latin Grammy winner Cheo Pardo. This upcoming album aims to refine the band’s identity, offering a more dynamic, vibrant, and fun fusion sound with diverse musical styles ranging from reggae and funk to ska and salsa.

https://www.truzman.com/

Danielle Zini is a video and new media artist, curator, and researcher. She explores the intersections of technology, spirituality, and politics through film, performance, and AI,

and is the founder of ZER0|1NE Digital Art Festival (2019–2024). Holding an MA in Art Policy and Criticism, her work examines randomness, creativity, and machine-human relationships in both theory and practice.

linktr.ee/daniellezini