Luca Brinchi/Karima DueG/Irene Russolillo

Luca Brinchi is a Roman visual artist and theatre director active on the international contemporary scene since 2001. He conceives virtual environments in which the video is crossed by the language of the body and of the sound, in order to catch a chance of fusion between these expressions.
He started with the collective SANTASANGRE of which he was co-founder (Premio Ubu 2009, ETI Award 2008, Dante Cappelletti Award 2006), then he has collaborated with many artists including Jan Fabre, the choreographers Sang Jjijia and Jayachandran Palazhy, the directors Massimo Popolizio and Federico Tiezzi, the street artist Mp5 and the video artist Daniele Spanò. With the latter he forms a stable artistic duo since 2014.

Karima 2G aka Anna Maria Gehnyei is an Italian singer and beatmaker of Liberian origins. Moving from the consoles of the major Italian clubs to the collaboration with the M2o Network, her solo debut dates back to 2014, with the album 2G (Soupu Music) focused on the theme of second generations in Italy.
The new phase, symbolically set off by the song Africa in 2016 opens up to new themes of international scope. She collaborates with History Channel, Al Jazeera, Amnesty International. She is currently writing a book for Fandango focused on her biography.

Irene Russolillo is a dancer, choreographer and performer. She has been developing for several years a research on vocality and movement, her creations have a hybrid and transdisciplinary approach, in which she collaborates with visual, music and dance artists. Since 2014, she has received the support of ALDES, the Network Anticorpi XL, the international networks Crossing the sea and Crisol, and the Oriente Occidente Festival, of which she has been an associate artist. She has received many awards such as the Equilibrio Award 2014 and the Masdanza Award 2014 as best performer, the Prospettiva Danza Award 2015, the CROSS Award in 2019. Since 2018, she has been part of the Cultural Association VAN that groups in Bologna seven choreographers of the Italian contemporary scene.