Diana Bou Salman (b.1997, Paris) holds a master's degree in Architecture. She specializes primarily in set design within the art and cultural sphere, collaborating with diverse institutions and museums throughout France. Blending scenography and architecture, Diana explores the poetic relationship between imagery and space. Through videos and sculptures, she creates narratives that delve into intimate spaces and the concept of belonging. Diana crafts imaginative projections by combining different production methods to realize her artistic vision.

Anthony El Khoury is a multidisciplinary architect who explores various themes and theories through experimentation and improvisation with diverse forms and mediums of representation.

His work, both personal and academic, finds reason and inspiration in the observation of presents, situations and contexts.

Ali Merhi (b. 2000) is a Lebanese visual artist based in Beirut. He earned a Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts and Plastic Arts from the Lebanese University in 2022. His artistic portfolio encompasses a variety of forms and mediums, including painting, drawing, and installation. Ali engages with subjects closely tied to Lebanese matters, examining socio-political concerns.

His work has been showcased in both Lebanon and in the Sienna Art Institute residency in Italy.

Salah Missi (b. 1992), a Lebanese visual artist, holds a double degree in Architecture (M.Arch) and Fine Arts (BFA). He directs his curiosity toward the Arab world, probing the essence of people’s shared existence, questioning society’s unwritten rules, and exploring the impact of corrupted ruling systems. His work has been exhibited in diverse countries, including Germany, Ireland, Saudi Arabia, and Lebanon. While Salah's primary artistic mediums encompass painting, drawing, and printmaking, his exploration extends beyond these realms as well.

BELGIUM

Chloé Coomans diversifies her explorations by delving into various disciplines, such as sculpture, ceramics, drawing, painting, screen printing, engraving, video, and installation. Her versatile universe invites us to discover a world with dreamlike dimensions that questions the origins and future of our humanity. It connects us to our universal archaic memory, offering alternative possibilities and resisting trivialization, transforming the violence of our actions into tenderness, even during an intoxicated evening.

Her vocabulary is poetic, engaged, utopian, and universal. It constantly oscillates between love and revolution, innocence and cruelty, silent beauty, and unapologetic ugliness. Revolting against the absurdities and injustices of our world, she becomes incisive, placing weapons on altars, attacking from all sides with Indian arrows, and burning the earth from above. Then, she lays down flowers to soften the hearts, preserving beauty and hope.

FRANCE

Self-taught visual artist, elparo grew up in the Parisian countryside. Coming from the graffiti culture, his practice has diversified over the years, initially exploring pictorial art and eventually digging into playing with site-specific volumes and shapes. His artistic journey began with using discarded materials like old boards, furniture, crates, and pallets as the foundation for his creations. Over time, his practice evolved to include diverse materials such as metal, ceramic, collage, manufactured wood, plywood, cork, and branches.

Elparo's art installations have been featured in festivals, artistic journeys, symposiums, and commissions, showcasing his ability to integrate volume and environment, aligning with the concept of land art. Throughout his creative explorations, he continues to embrace the limitless possibilities of artistic expression.