The major part of her life was dedicated to music, as a singer, and languages, but 14 years ago, her life radically changed when she moved from Prague to Barcelona. Here she studied at the photography school Institut d'Estudis Fotogràfics de Catalunya, where she graduated as a professional photographer in 2013. In 2018 she founded the YoVeoFoto project @yoveofoto where she teaches photography to kids and adults in Garraf. She also works as a portrait photographer and on her own projects.

“My biggest passion in life is people, that's why I work with portraiture. This kind of photography has its own challenges and rewards, but it's the relationship between the photographer and the one who is photographed that holds a specific fascination for me. The process of searching for this relationship during a limited time period creates an opportunity for me to connect with the subject on a deep level, and this is what I love most about it. “

Aileen has always drawn inspiration from her vivid memories of playing outdoors as a child and being free to explore her grandparents' farm land. Currently she lives in Sant Pere de Ribes where she makes work in a collective space and teaches art in the Olive Tree school .Aileen’s rhythmic compositions combine two and three dimensional works on canvas, paper and in installations. The colours that emerge in her work are earthy, with luminous hues coming through. She graduated in Fine Art Painting and later Art, Craft and Design Education from the National Collegeof Art & Design, Dublin and has exhibited her work internationally.

Influenced by her childhood spent in a travelling theatre company Sophie Lascelles’s practice spans the genres of visual and performing arts and film. Her installations are built up with multiple imagery, using slide and film projection within a space, responding to the narrative of the architecture. Using paper and objects juxtaposed with noisy machinery Sophie manipulates the projected surface to create environments reminiscent of theatrical stage sets, imbuing the space with a sense of mystery and ambiguity and allowing the viewer to construct their own stories.

Sophie Lascelles is a British artist based in Barcelona. She has exhibited nationally and internationally including the galleries the Royal Academy of Arts, Bristol, Tate Britain and is a Jerwood Contemporary Painters prize-winner.

Anne’s background is theatre making and performing. She currently lectures at the art academy Düsseldorf, where she also coaches students.

Her work ranges from site specific performances to social-artistic projects. After graduating from de Hogeschool voor de Kunsten in Amsterdam she co-founded the performance group Blood for Roses. Blood for Roses has made a series of critically acclaimed performances, all stemming from a documentary way of working: recording sound, registering (and later stylizing) everyday movements, and mixing professional actors and experts without acting experience, like a graveyard employee or a biologist.

Anne also loves sound. You will find out when you walk her soundwalk ‘Steenklank’ in Amsterdam – ‘sound of stone’, a soundwalk with architecture as a score. As we speak, she is developing a soundwalk for Sant Pere de Ribes in Barcelona, where she lives.