Cyshimi, also known as Viviane Lee Hsu, is a Chinese and Taiwanese Brazilian artist based in São Paulo. Their research explores ancestry, identity, beauty, and body through sculptures, performance, digital art and nails. For Cyshimi, nails are “Performative Sculptures”, a term coined by the artist who affirms that their nails are not just a static object, but a performative sculpture. They are a symbol of resistance, empowerment, and identity. Cyshimi sees each nail as a new world, built by shapes, colors and textures that, when together, cross those who see and use them. link

Denu is a non-binary transmedia artist. Their work focuses on 3D art, video, design, and sound synthesis. In an attempt to imagine life beyond matter, explore new languages and provoke our relationship between our bodies and virtuality, Denu utilizes a mix of ancient+future symbols to create an vision where organisms and tech grow together in conflict without limitations, as distinct dualities that infinitely intersect with each other. They're also one of the collaborators in @MuthaBrasil, the first Transgender Museum of History and Art in Brasil and Latin America. link

Multimedia artist from São Paulo, specialized in airbrushing and digital painting. link

Leonardo Faganello, also known as ileogivel, is a Brazilian visual artist who creates visual experiments using abstraction and figurativity. His works involve symphonies of movements, shapes, and colors. His work involves playful worlds of pleasure & desires, with references to the queer universe and pop art. link

Janice's practice involves digital art, video performances, installation artworks, braiding, painting and sculpture. Led by their experiences and feelings, their work explores the tensions generated by the black body in the diaspora. Recounting stories of a collective past and flirting with the creation of a new future, Janice is a potent exponent of the newest Brazilian Afro futurism. link

With a degree in Visual Arts, João deploys a variety of techniques in his work. Recently his research is focused on the use of plasticine (modeling clay) in the pictorial field and in drawing in a more free form, using different materials and procedures. His main source of reflection is the virtual universe, social networks, and pop culture. link

Luccas Morais aka LadyLetal creates art with videos, photos, and occasionally images found online. He examines contemporary themes referencing memes and popular culture. His work is centered in digital interaction with the urban environment and the creation of visual repertoires, often taking inspiration from printmaking. He creates space to honor self expression and agents of culture, like DJs. link

Nickelly Garbaje (she/her) is a digital artist. Her focus has been on creating cute 3D devices and immersive worlds, drawing inspiration from elements of the 2000s and her childhood and teenage experiences. Her journey with 3D devices began in 2021. Over time, she organized her work into collections, serving as a platform to share these creations. She produces items that reflect the desires of her younger self, including devices like the MP3 player and star-shaped phone. The underlying concept of the collection is to fulfill the nostalgic wishes of her audience, while her artistic aesthetic serves as an expression of her critique of advertising and consumer culture, a fusion of art and nostalgia. link

Ikaro Cavalcante, also known as Occulted, is a non-binary person and transdisciplinary artist who worked with design, tattoo art, performance and now focused in digital art. Occulted primarily works with 3D, exploring their affective memory through their surrealistic, abstracted environments and sculptures, their artwork explores themes such as fantasy, spirituality and identity.. The artist creates unruly images from a place of disobedience, transforming their work into a counter-hegemonic fissure, thus liberating themself via subjectivities. link

Paulo Eduardo aka Padu (b.'04) is a visual artist from Brazil who likes to work with stuff in black and white. link

visual artist from São Paulo with a distinctive style in storytelling + digital illustration. link

Arthur Machado, known artistically as Tù.úk’z, is a pioneering digital artist whose work has been shaping the global digital arts landscape since 2012. Renowned for embracing dynamic and experimental methodologies, Tù.úk’z's body of work spans a broad spectrum of digital forms, from glitch and AI, to collage, painting, image, video, and sound. His conviction is that the digital realm, fueled by the power of a computer, offers boundless creative possibilities. link

Ygor works with 2D illustrations and physical paintings. His work relates the most intimate to the most banal. His characters and settings are inspired by childhood memories and religion. link