Aterraterra is a multidisciplinary project that combines sustainable agriculture and artistic and activist practices. They develops eco-sustainable ways of growing and multiplying seeds of ancient and rare vegetables. Their cultivation practices focus on the protection of biodiversity, food education and farmers’ rights. Aterraterra attempts to question the narrative constructions around food plants, also by highlighting their past, which is often rooted in identitarian issues, racism and colonialism.

Mohamed Almusibli is an artist and independent curator based in Geneva. He is the co-founder of Cherish and has curated exhibitions and performances at Auto Italia, London; Karma International, Zurich; Centre d’Art Contemporain, Geneva and Peres Projects Milano among others.

Jazmina Figueroa is a writer based in Berlin.

Emiliano Maggi is a visual artist, musician, performer, painter and sculptor from Rome. In Emiliano Maggi’s multidisciplinary work, shreds of popular legends, horror films, erotic literature and romantic poetry are weaved together, creating a hybrid and changeable aesthetic landscape, magical and lugubrious.

Francesco Tomasi is an Italian Baroque musician, specializing in the lute, theorbo, and Spanish guitar. He has been collaborating with various Baroque ensembles both in Italy and abroad. He has made radio and television recordings for various networks and has released several albums over the last few years.