Vânia Rovisco (1975, Durban) is a visual and performing artist. She took the Contemporary Dance Performers Course at Fórum Dança and worked as a performer with Meg Stuart/Damaged Goods. She has collaborated with Pierre Colibeuf, Helena Waldmann, Gordon Monahan and Vera Mantero, among others. She teaches and directs movement. She is the co-founder of AADK and has been designing installations and performances for art galleries since 2007.

António Olaio (1963, Lubango) is a painter and performer. His performances in the early 1980s led him to music. He was one of the founders of Repórter Estrábico in 1986 and, since 1995, has often presented the songs he makes in his exhibitions. He has had solo exhibitions and performances in Portugal, Spain, Holland, Germany, the USA and the UK. He teaches at the University of Coimbra.

Cristina Graça has been a teacher at the Portuguese Higher School of Dance (ESD) since 2003. She has taught at the Portuguese National Conservatory Dance School and at the Portugal National Ballet Dance Courses. She has collaborated with the theatre company A Comuna as a dance teacher and choreographer. She has choreographed for the Madeira Dance Company and has created short pieces for students at ESD.

Paula Parente Pinto (1971, Porto) has a PhD in Visual and Cultural Studies from the University of Rochester, New York (2016). An independent researcher and curator, she is interested in the reading of history through documentary collections of artists, art critics and cultural institutions. She is dedicated to activities and collaborations on performance as a public and political art intervention, reflecting on solutions towards collectivism, citizen participation and means of documentation and cultural dissemination after 1974.