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I am a metaphysician and a calligrapher. I am passionate about emptiness in philosophy and art, exploring how the dynamics of the Wonderful as the unfathomable character of life can unfold as a protocol for exploring the meaning and origin of manifestation. The way I perceive the world is an enchantment rooted in the world of African fable that I grew up with in Cameroon and the syncretisms I operate with my influences of Zen painting and alphabet aesthetics. This allows me to generate a cosmos of manifestations allowing me to illustrate sketches of the flesh of the world as a logic of the advent of the void. I am currently pursuing a doctorate in research-creation at the University of Sherbrooke.

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Oscar Angel Servin (Angel Servin) was born on March 21, 1996 in Mexico City. He has been interested in practicing various artistic expressions since 2015. He was enrolled in Professor José Barbosa’s painting and drawing workshop at Casa de la Cultural Jesús Reyes Heroles for 2 years. In 2017, he began a degree in Visual Arts at the National School of Painting, Sculpture and Engraving “La Esmeralda” where he is currently in the seventh semester. He is a member of the “Kiki House of Jotas” vogue house from 2018 to 2021, where he develops as a performer and photographer –in addition to providing support in the organization and planning of events and projects related to vogue culture in the city.

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Musician, programmer, live coder and writer from Montreal, CA. As a solo artist, Mynah performs under the name Earth to Abigail. Initiator of Toplap Israel in 2019. As a musician, they performed and toured with international artists such as Din Din Aviv (Israel), Casa Verde Colectivo (Mexico), Soan (France) and Arijit Singh (India). As Earth to Abigail, they performed at events such as Github Satellite, Halfstack Online, Rust Fest, and Web Unleashed. Member of the Supercontinent live coding ensemble since 2019.

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Martín Rangel (Pachuca, 1994) is a poet, translator, net-artist and editor. He studied Hispanic Language and Literature at the UNAM –Faculty of Philosophy and Letters. He has a degree in Philosophy from the Colegio de Estudios Superiores del Estado de Guanajuato. Author of the “ROJO” (RED) poetry books (2013), “El rugido leve: las canciones de Ryan Karazija” (The slight roar: the songs of Ryan Karazija) (CECULTAH, 2015), “emoji de algo muerto” (emoji of something dead) (Malos Pasos, 2015), “delirioamateur” (N.D. Editorial, 2016), “al margen del mundo” (outside the world) ( Tiempo-que-resta Ediciones, 2017), “Luna Hiena” (ABLUCIONISTAS, 2020), “bisiesto” (Editorial Matrerita, 2021) and “Sometimes I write poems and sometimes I write poems” (Trans. Lawrence Schimel, Broken Sleep Books, 2021).

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Marjha Paulino (1994) is originally from Tuxtepec and lives in León. She is the author of “Adopté un Sol en la Tierra”, or in English: I Adopted a Sun on Earth (The Principle of Chaos, 2018) and “CUENCA” (Cultural Institute of León, 2021). Some of her work is in the 2020-2021 San Diego Fractal Poetry Yearbook, in the anthology “Novísimas reunion de poetas mexicanas” (Los libros del perro, 2021) and in “Discéntricas” –a sample of young Mexican women’s poetry (Ediciones La Rana, 2022). She earned the art funding, PECDA-Guanajuato in 2020-21, and was selected as a winner of the “Impulso a la Producción y Desarrollo Artístico y Cultural” in León, Guanajuato in 2020.

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Writer, photographer and visual artist. His written work has been published in different (printed and digital) literary projects in Mexico, Peru, Colombia, Honduras, Argentina and the United States. His photographic projects have been exhibited in venues such as the Hidalgo Museum of Contemporary Art, the Aguascalientes Museum of Contemporary Art, and the National Center for the Arts of Mexico. He currently experiments with the Nahuatl language, Spanish and new technologies, in search of new narratives to tell stories.