The first transformed a particular personal condition into art: the artist, in fact, after being poisoned by mercury, developed a nervous system tuned to microsegnals inside the body. Microsegnali that she transforms into works of art capable of exploring atmospheres, toxicity and materiality in various spatial and social contexts.

Vidha Saumya, co-founder of No Niin Magazine and founding member of the Museum of Impossible Forms, instead ventures between the concepts of exile and utopia, challenging the aesthetic and socio-political standards with sharp humor, tactile textures and complex artisan works but also poems, sculptures and real culinary interventions.

Jenni-Juulia Wallinheimo-Heimenn, finally, is not only a multidisciplinary artist but is also a activist for the rights of disabled people. His works deal with topics such as structural violence, disguise disguised by kindness and issues related to women with disabilities. In Laguna Jenni-Juulia will bring his vision relating to discrimination through sculptures and performances.

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