Fleur Noguera is a visual artist, she lives and works in Paris. She has completed her studies at Ecole Nationale des Arts Décoratifs Strasbourg. Her artistic practice is multiplying the media, combining simplification and minutie of form. Her work has been shown, among others, in Mexico City (Momento magnetico…en rotacion, Casa del Lago, curator Victor Palacios), Paris, Berlin (PSM Gallery, curator Arlène Berceliot Courtin). She had participated to the 12^th Biennale de Lyon (Vers une hypothèse, Fort du Bruissin, commissaire Andrea Rodriguez Novoa). Her animation film « Smoke » was shown in New York (Smoke, Online Gallery, Drawing Center, curator Bret Littman), and her short film “Devonian Levels” has recently participated in the exhibition “Some of Us” curated by Jérôme Cotinet-Alphaize and Marianne Derrien in Germany.

Last update: November 11th, 2019

Gabriella Torres-Ferrer lives and works in Barcelona and San Juan.

A multimedia artist and researcher. She has an architecture BA from the Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico. Her work has been selected and featured nationally and internationally including the Occupy Museum’s 2017 participation at the Whitney Museum of American Art (New York), El Museo del Barrio and online at The Wrong New Digital Art Biennale. In 2019 she participated in the Scaleability Project at A.I.R. cooperative feminist art collective (New York), This Synthetic Moment (The Replicant) at Phillip Martin gallery (Los Angeles), XYXX010101000 at Curro gallery (Mexico) and Stage of Maneuvers at Gianni Manhattan (Vienna). In 2012 she was a fellow in Beta Local (San Juan) and for 2020 she’s got the CERN’s (Genève) guest artists prize and also won the Akademie Schloss Solitude international Artist-in-Residence fellowship around the topic “Mutations” (Stuttgart).

Last update: November 11th, 2019

Adrian Melis is based between Cuba and Europe. He is a former resident at the Rijksakademie van Beldeende Kunsten of Amsterdam (2014/2015). In 2010 he graduated from the University of Art (ISA) in Havana, Cuba and between 2006/2008 participated at the Catedra of Behavioural Art directed by Tania Bruguera.

Since 2010 his work has been represented by ADN Galeria in Barcelona where he has had four solo shows since: Selective Memory (2018), Surplus Production Line (2015), Time To Relax (2013) and New Production Structures (2012). The first two exhibitions that took place in 2012 and 2013 received the Award Art Nou by the Association of Galleries in Barcelona and the GAC Award for Best Exhibition in a Private Gallery in Barcelona, respectively.

Selected solo shows include: Absolute silence does not exist, 2017, Fundación Cerezales Antonino y Cinia (Cerezales, Spain), The Value of Absence, 2013, Kunsthalle Basel (Switzerland); STOCK, 2014, Museum of Modern Art, MAS (Santander, Spain), New Production Structures, 2013, Adn Galeria (Barcelona, Spain).

Last update: October 28th, 2020.

Tobias Arndt started his career in e-commerce both in consulting and publishing (publications e.g. Electronic Marketplaces, Galileo Press, 2000) he moved on to managing a European health federation in the area of rare diseases. With regards to publishing, he currently works on various projects on patient and consumer safety. Arndt collects young contemporary art systematically since 2004. Conceptual photography constitutes one aspect of the collection with works from artists such as Sven Johne and Adrian Sauer, more recent acquisitions are from Viktoria Binschtok Tobias and Lawrence Abu Hamdan. A further focus rests on North American artists such as Matt Saunders and Dasha Shishkin. In recent years Tobias interest moved onto Latin American art (e.g. Tatiana Blass, Carlos Motta, Rita Ponce de Leon, and Edgardo Aragon) and on Video Art with works from artists such as Julia Scher, Dias and Riedweg, Guilherme Peters, Paul Sétubal, Sayre Gomez or Adrian Balseca.

Last update: November 11th, 2019