Adriana Mora is a multidisciplinary designer and art director whose work bridges the physical and digital. With roots in Mexico and the US, Adriana explores creative territory through CGI and three-dimensional design, combining detail-oriented, precise form with the exploration of spatial possibilities. Her digital visual worlds reflect a rich diversity of cultural experiences and contexts, and her projects emerge from a blend of technical innovation, creative curiosity and artistic vision. A central focus of her practice is the promotion of diversity and the support of female perspectives within the design and technology fields. Most recently, she has collaborated with Apple in California and Google in New York City.

Andrea Mata is an Interdisciplinary creative, driven by a desire to stretch her understanding of creativity across different mediums and challenges. Her work spans Digital Products, Branding, and a wide range of creative solutions, frequently exploring how technology reflects (and redirects) culture.

Most recently, she served as acreative lead at RunwayML, where she developed a deep understanding of creative Artificial Intelligence, from its emerging aesthetics to its broader creative implications. She has collaborated with companies building meaningful things, a pursuit that has taken them across the world, teams, and disciplines—partnering with brands such as Google, Netflix, TikTok, Meta, and adidas, as well as early-stage startups shaping the edge of technology and storytelling. Across every project, she cares about resonance: work that understands the moment and maybe even nudges it forward.

CNDSD / Malitzin Cortés is a musician, programmer, speculative architect, and creative technologist exploring how sound, architecture, and emerging technologies generate speculative worlds and new forms of social and political interaction. Through creative coding, CGI, custom software and hardware, and extended realities, she merges the physical and digital to examine dark ecology, climate change, and planetary interdependence.

Trained as an architect at UNAM and specialized in creative coding for immersion at CENTRO, she blends self-taught music technology with international research in live coding and algorithmic composition. She teaches and conducts research at CENTRO and CMMAS, and has led masterclasses at institutions such as TAI (Spain), the Academy of Arts (China), NYU Shanghai, McMaster University (Canada), HKU (Netherlands), CUNY Graduate Center (NYC), and Washington University in St. Louis.

Her work has been shown at Centro Multimedia, Laboratorio de Arte Alameda, Ex Teresa, Sonar+D, Medialab Prado and Matadero Madrid, CMMAS, CTM Vorspiel, ISEA, CYLAND (St. Petersburg), Asia Culture Center (Korea), ADAF Athens, Ars Electronica, ZKM, and MUTEK in Mexico, Argentina, Montreal, and Japan. She has received the Lumen Prize Gold Award (AUTO{}construcción, 2023), the REALMIX Best Latin American Immersive Experience award, the ADAF VR Award, and support from Conaculta Mexico. Her residencies include On-the-Fly, ZKM Karlsruhe, and more.