Chinampa is a France-based non-profit association, publishing house, and production platform. It operates as a mobile framework and has accompanied projects by Ife Day, Dora García, Vir Andres Hera, and Léonce Konan Noah.

H. is a Mexican-Sudanese performer and writer based in Mexico City.

Line is an independent curator based between Marseille and Paris, member of Qalqalah Qق, working on vernacular images, exhibition histories, and transnational artistic circulations.

Shakti is a researcher, writer and creative producer working across film, criticism and curatorial projects.

Eva is an independent curator based in France, working on feminism, postcolonial studies and critical writing.

Mahesh is a French-Indian composer and sound designer creating experimental scores in dialogue with visual art and performance.

Virginie is an independent curator, member of Qalqalah Qق, working across feminist methodologies, artistic research, translation, and collective forms of knowledge production.

Carmen Boullosa is a major Mexican writer and poet whose work radically reimagines history through feminist and experimental narratives.

Alexandre is a French-Tunisian cinematographer based in Brussels, working across experimental, independent and mainstream cinema.

Omar is a Mexican artist based in France, he creates immersive installations that reactivate the mythologies surrounding ancestral techniques as an exploration of Mesoamerican futurism.

Maryse Condé is a foundational figure of Caribbean and world literature, whose novels and essays profoundly transformed feminist, postcolonial and diasporic thought.

Steven works across sculpture, installation, and computational media. His practice examines systemic violence and how technological systems reshape empathy, identity, and the body. He is a key studio collaborator of Vir Andres Hera.

Amina is a novelist published by Gallimard, working across literature and contemporary art, where language becomes a site of translation, displacement, and colonial afterlives.

Xaneri is a Mixtec/Ñuu Savi textile artist and Muxe activist from Oaxaca working with textiles and queer cultural practices. She was the Muxe Queen of Mexico City in 2024.

Artist writer and performer who works from an ecology of recurring motifs such as dream, wandering and childhood, in order to reinvent the commons and counter all unidirectional trajectories.

Zipho is a South African artist and curator focusing on communality, encounter and collective cultural practices.

Regina moves between philosophy, literature, art, and politics. She founded Fomento Sybaris in Mexico and works from the South as a perspective, opening space for intercontinental dialogue.

Juana was a poet and philosopher in colonial Mexico. She wrote with unusual intellectual freedom, expressing what we would today call queer desire. She publicly defended women’s right to study and think, enduring the tension between faith and insubordination.

Leho is an Uruguayan artist and designer based in Paris. His work explores what he calls “arte marica sudaka,” a queer and decolonial South American vision blending identity, memory, and cultural resistance.

Aneth is a French artist and filmmaker who explores the legacies of romanticism and mediums of capture and their relationship to queer utopias, through words, fictionalization and collaboration.

Anja is a Hamburg-based artist, editor, and publisher. She is the founding editor-in-chief of Pfeil Magazine, published by Montez Press since 2012, and works across performance, music, sculpture, and publishing.

Eloisa is an audiovisual producer, documentary maker and sound recordist working on community and gender-focused projects.

Sheila is a Paris-based artist working across experimental music, painting, and choreography. Shaped by New York’s downtown scene, collaborations with Jérôme Bel, and teaching at the École des Arts Décoratifs de Paris, she also collaborates at times with her daughter, Aïcha Atala.

Montasser is a Paris-based graphic and type designer, member of Qalqalah Qق, whose research focuses on the power relations between dominant and minoritized languages.

Nadine is a curator working across exhibitions, publishing, and institutional practice. She founded VIS in Hamburg, led Kunstverein Bielefeld from 2019 to 2023 and now works in the cultural programme of the Goethe-Institut Brussels.

Johan is an artist and photographer. Through his DIY processes, he questions belief systems, trying to scratch the shape of reality.

Gabriela is a Colombian artist, performer and musician whose practice explores cycles of violence, memory and the body.

Renaud is a curator and writer working within exhibitions and residencies, including programming at Fonderie Darling in Montreal.

Daniel is a Mexican performer and artist exploring identity, migration and intimacy through drawing, painting and performance.

Serge is a Lebanese-born composer, musician, and performer who also works under the name So Dope Soda.

Tom is a director of photography exploring light and framing.

Victorine is a curator, co-founder of Qalqalah Qق, and Director of Triangle-Astérides, whose collaborative practice explores language, political imaginaries, and minority representations.

Fabienne is an artist working between contemporary art and textile design, developing long-term projects through collaboration with textile communities.

Ixaya is a Franco-Mexican rapper blending Spanish and French into his self-named “frañol” style, rooted in cross-cultural expression and the experience of barrio life.

Belinda is an artist and scholar based in Vienna. She draws on Black feminist theory to confront the unresolved present of colonial violence. Her practice moves through absences, and ghostly matter, refusing the separation between document and speculation.

Leonce is an Ivorian choreographer and visual artist based in France, working with heterolingual practices and embodied everyday gestures.

Kama is a writer, artist, performer, ritualist and translator whose work explores insularity, oceanic memory, trans poetics, créolité, and decolonial ecologies. Originally from Mauritius, they live and love in Tiohtià:ke/Montréal.

Cassandre is a curator and researcher working on artistic exchanges between the Caribbean and Europe. Her projects bring together artists, writers and researchers through collaborative and research-based formats.

Coline is an artist, photographer and writer. She lives and works between Clermont-Ferrand and the Gers region, she is also a sexy smart lesbian.

Gilbert Laumord is an artist whose work weaves gwoka, a Guadeloupean dance and percussion form, Black radical thought and poetic language.

Clovis Maillet is a medievalist, writer, and filmmaker who reads the Middle Ages through queer and trans lenses, turning saints, mystics, and forgotten bodies into living questions about gender and desire.

Ulises is an Indigenous Ngiba Mexican artist, educator, and independent curator working with intuition, community-based research, and collective archives.

Salma is a Marseille-based researcher and curator, member of Qalqalah Qق, whose work engages archival absence, Black studies, and decolonial and queer critical theory.

Katia Porro is a Cuban-Floridian curator and writer based in France. She is Director of In extenso and La Belle Revue. Her research engages the political life of the built environment and the power of regression and vulnerability as critical positions.

Aurélien is an artist working across sound, text and form, creating sensitive environments shaped by vulnerability and disorientation.

Juf is a curatorial and research project focused on contemporary art and poetry. Directed by Bea Ortega Botas and Leto Ybarra, it is based between New York and Madrid.

Gato is an artist from Tehuacán, Mexico. Their work combines illustration, muralism, performance, and digital media to highlight sexual diversity, queer affections, and dissident struggles.

Ane is a curator working between visual art, moving image, and institutional practice. She has shaped major platforms for artistic production and research in Spain such as Matadero and Tabakalera. Her practice focuses on designing the conditions that sustain artistic processes, particularly through residency programmes.

Cheb Runner is a Moroccan-born producer, composer and DJ blending traditional sounds with electronic music across genres.

Yanik Savoie is a queer Acadian artist and interpreter. He uses video editing in his practice to create movement vocabulary and dance films. He is fascinated by joy, calligraphy, spirals, gender, and textures.

Gwenaëlle is a Reunionese-Guadeloupean-Congolese poet, writer, and slam performer working with spoken word, voice, and collective performance practices.

Chasen Thajni is a collective founded in 2019 by artist Ulises Matamoros Ascención with members of the Ngiba Indigenous community in Puebla, Mexico. Created as a communal space, the project has evolved into a distributed network across the Ngiba nation, fostering cultural transmission, autonomy, and collective self-representation.

Annabela is a French-Mexican art critic and lecturer at the École des Arts Décoratifs in Paris. Her writing traces modern and contemporary art through feminist and decolonial histories, with a strong focus on Latin America.

Yve is a Lesbian Mexican-American artist working with analog photography and intimate dyke performance practices, usually involving fear and filth.

Mona is a South Korean curator and artist working with interdisciplinary and speculative practices around technology, space, and future imaginaries.

Maya is an artist living in the Paris suburbs. Her work grows from the communities she moves through, from her Polish roots to her coworkers, weaving inquiries into a subtle poetic language.

Belinda is a Zimbabwean literary and sound artist exploring Afrodiasporic narratives, colonial legacies and sound-text performance.