Alëna Koleso is a visual and sound artist who seeks remarkable interactions of matter in space. Combining various mediums in her work, from drawing and photography to noise music and performance, she forms narratives based on rhythms and vague associations. By grasping such connections between various types of perception Koleso questions the phenomena of memory, both of her own and in places that she passes. In her sound practice, she mostly focuses on electroacoustics and uses field recordings as a base for future distortions. Such instruments as washing machine, fan, pencil, dehumidifier, coffee machine and the bicycle were used by Alëna Koleso in her past sound performances.

Guilherme Curado works between media, crossing video and sound, building virtual utopian landscapes. Immateriality, fluidity and reflections, in dialogue with the body and identity, serve as a starting point for reflection on contemporary experience.
In his sound practice, he focuses on creating dreamlike environments, using them as tools to escape reality.
He was part of TRV001, a compilation released by the turva label in 2020, and in 2021 he released For Better Times by Variz. He has collaborated in the creation of sound pieces for shows such as ÁguasMil by Beatriz Garrucho and Kepler-69C by Pablo Girolami.