Viviana Méndez Moya is a Chilean visual artist. She began her creative work while studying anthropology, art history, and music. She became a prominent figure in the underground scenes of the Chilean cities where she lived. In Paris, she founded Galerie Bref in 2003 and the cultural space La Casa Povera in 2011.

For a time, she worked as an assistant to artists such as Annette Messager. She conducted creative and book-making workshops with the publishing house La Guêpe Cartonnière. Today, she continues her artistic work, particularly through exhibitions and performances focused on experimentation and the creation of individual myths, with her character Curtis Putralk.

Dado Amaral is a Brazilian artist working at the intersection of cinema, theater, and literature. In Rio de Janeiro in 1989, he founded the Boato poetry collective, which was active for 11 years through actions, performances, and concerts. He has directed short films, including two documentaries about the Brazilian prophet Gentileza.

As an actor, he has performed in several films, plays, and television series. Holding a doctorate in literature, he coordinated the Na Boa Companhia art and education project in Rio de Janeiro. Since moving to Paris in 2015, he has organized the Lebabel series of events with Pedro Lago, featuring poets reading their works in their native languages. He has also presented his new theatrical production, Awkwa.