Agnès Mateus (Barcelona 1967). A performer and multidisciplinary artist, she has worked with Juan Navarro, Roger Bernat, Rodrigo García and Simona Levi, and continues to collaborate with some of them on various projects. She studied journalism and theatre simultaneously, until she entered the world of performance in Barcelona under the guidance of Txiqui Barraondo and Manuel Lillo. She then combined drama and dance studies. Her career really began to take shape in 2006, when the Colectivo General Eléctrica was created. Agnés was a core member of this group and worked with them until it broke up eight years later.

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Quim Tarrida (Barcelona 1967). Primarily a visual artist, but also a multidisciplinary creator with a neopop aesthetic influenced by conceptual art. He began drawing comics in the mid 80s, creating his own universe (Mundo Subcutáneo). Apart from artistic work linked to music and performance, he also produces photographs, videos, and other two- and three-dimensional art in which he establishes links with the universe of lost childhood, evincing a fascination for toys, for the organic, for comics.

Tarrida works in the grey area between the playful element of ersatz children’s toys and real weaponry, highlighting the thin line that separates each reality from the other.

Lately, part of his work has had more to do with sound art, contemporary music and sound actions, notably concerts in which he uses electronic musical toys.