Based in São Paulo, Brazil, started photography after graduating Advertising School at ESPM. Studied and practiced working with photographers since the beginning of his career. Is engaged on personal projects with focus on social matters, mainly shooting portraits. Has some prizes in 2015 Cannes (outdoor), 2017 Cannes (PR) and contributed as still photographer on Bluesman Cannes Grand Prix 2019 (Entertainment for Music). In 2023, The campaign “Late Breakfast” from Burger King won a Silver Lion for Print. In 2024 a Silver Clio Awards - Category Billboard.

Adrián Suárez began his career working as an art director and creative supervisor for different advertising agencies in Spain such as DDB Madrid and the independent agency PS21. His vocation to tell stories led him to make the leap to audiovisual direction, especially in formats of advertising spot, digital content and fashion film. In this time he has worked for brands such as Hyundai, Nissan, Suzuki, MG, Coca Cola, Pepsico, Renault, Reebok, among others. He always considers that having his mind busy with personal projects is fundamental to continue growing and because of that his work has been recognized in different international festivals such as Berlin Commercial, TIFF, Berlin Fashion Film Festival, Interfilm Berlin, La Jolla, Miami Fashion Film festival, among others.

Working across traditional and digital mediums, London-based artist Alice Bloomfield embraces human emotion, sex, and love through illustrated and animated works. Describing her art as 'sumptuous, unsettling, and vulgar,' Alice's visual identity lends itself to a style reminiscent of Manga, with exaggerated bodily features and cool tones. For Alice, the journey is what truly matters; stepping out of her comfort zone is a step in the right direction.

Bee Grandinetti is a Brazilian animation director, designer, and illustrator. Born in Belo Horizonte, Bee honed her technique around the world, and her work is known for its focus on strong characters and prolific use of colors. Bee is the co-founder of Panimation (an online community for women, trans, and non-binary individuals working in animation) and also works as a mentor and educational consultant in various schools in Europe and the USA.

There’s a pervasive nostalgia to Cris’ films, they seem to reference something just on the edge of your memory, making them all the more captivating. Although there is no doubting they’re at the bleeding edge in their contemporary aesthetic. They're a joy to watch, imaginative, striking in their imagery, but in that dare-we-say subdued nordic way which almost makes you want to hang every frame on the wall. Nominated as “best new director” and “best music video director” at WME awards, this one’s a rising star, already shining rather brightly. As evidenced by her work for C&A, Neutragena, Spotify, Gillette and Mercedes among others. Not to mention her work in music videos for artists such as Duda Beat and Jeremia - both recognised at the Berlin Commercial Film festival and MVF awards.

Danaé Gosset is a director, animator, and designer from Paris, currently based in New York. Danaé's work focuses on combining and experimenting with multiple animation processes, with a focus on exploring tensions between the digital and the analog. Her work has been recognized by institutions such as SXSW, D&AD, The Art Directors Club, Adobe, Indigo Awards, and the Type Directors Club.

Daniel Cirati, born on the cusp of Millennials and Gen Z, grew up surrounded by musicians—but it was the visual medium that truly drew him in. At twelve, while editing highlight reels from a favorite video game, he discovered his passion for storytelling and never looked back. He went on to study Cinema at the University of São Paulo and has since directed projects around the world for brands like Coca-Cola, Fiat, Bayer, and Amazon. His work is marked by a strong kinetic energy and a constant pursuit of connection, authenticity, and inventive storytelling across formats.

Del began his career in New York by shooting music videos for his friends at CBGB's. He has also lived in London, Barcelona, Lisbon, and São Paulo. The opportunity to experience different cultures led him to develop an authentic visual style that encompasses documentary, commercials, and music videos. His films have won international awards and recognition from platforms such as Nowness, Berlin Commercial, 1.4, Vimeo Staff Picks, EI Ojo de Iberoamérica, Hypebeast, Vice, Rolling Stone, Fucking Young, EI País, and Kaltblut Magazine. In advertising, he has directed for clients such as Puma, KLM, Spotify, Motorola, MTV, Heineken, Nissan, Avon, and McDonald's.

Photographer, creative director, and filmmaker, the Brazilian-born and New York-based Driely S. produces work that is a pure reflection of her personality. Her art consists of small, random obsessions, meticulously dissected in homeopathic doses. Driely creates a subversive visual universe that challenges the mainstream, unbound by preciousness or cheap attachments to her archives. If necessary, she will destroy and disfigure her works to achieve the desired result. Her ideas always straddle the line between practical feasibility and extravagant imagination, allowing experimentation to reach its most extreme point. Driely has photographed renowned artists such as Rosalia, Vince Staples, Pharrell, Kanye West, Beyoncé, Neil Young, and Jim Jarmusch. She has collaborated with brands like Off-White, Dior, Stella McCartney, and Burberry, and her work has been featured in magazines such as Vogue, W, and Dazed.

Chico de Deus is a creative photographer known for his obsession with crafting stunning, mesmerizing visuals. Unafraid to get his hands dirty, he often fabricates props and set elements to bring ideas to life and create unforgettable experiences. Throughout his career, he has worked with major clients such as Coca-Cola, Amazon, and Meta, and collaborated with leading agencies including VML, MullenLowe, and Mischief @NoFixedAddress. From his Brooklyn studio to global stages, Chico’s work has been recognized by top international festivals such as Cannes Lions, The One Show, and D&AD. He has also been featured multiple times in Luerzer’s Archive 200 Best Photographers. He believes that every idea tells a story.

Gabriel Rolim is a visual artist who bases his study on the errors provided by analog and digital systems via synthesizers and computers. As an audiovisual director and finisher, he has created over 100 music videos and visualizers in his career for artists such as Toro y Moi, Tim Bernardes, Garotas Suecas, Metronomy, Boogarins, Pluma, Bruno Berle, and many others.

Born in São Paulo, Henrique Barretto is a director, photographer, and multidisciplinary creative. Currently represented by Kaus, his aesthetic is deeply influenced by analog processes, ranging from 35mm and 120 film photography to miniDV. His body of work includes directing and shooting for global brands such as Nike x Corinthians, Spotify x Barcelona, Michelob Ultra x NBA, Azul, Nubank, Sportingbet, Amazon Music, Umbro x Coala, Call of Duty, Bepantol, Gop Tun, and Estrella Galicia. Recently, Henrique shot the cover for Rubel’s latest album and has garnered significant industry recognition, including a Bronze at Clio Music, along with awards and shortlists at D&AD, Clube de Criação (CCSP), and El Ojo de Iberoamérica, where he was also a finalist in the New Talent category.

Jorge Bispo began his career photographing the behind-the-scenes of theatrical plays. Quickly, his trajectory gained prominence in magazines such as Rolling Stone, Cosmopolitan, and VIP, as well as in fashion editorials like Vogue and TPM. He also made a name for himself in advertising for brands like Coca-Cola, Tok&Stok, Bradesco, and Schweppes, with his works being exhibited in both national and international spaces, such as the Casa França-Brasil in Rio de Janeiro, the Galeria ArtexArte in Buenos Aires, and at the Brazilian embassies in Brussels and Paris. An expert in capturing the essence of his subjects, Bispo has photographed many notable figures in film and music, including David Lynch, Ricardo Darín, Spike Lee, Jodie Foster, Michel Gondry, Willem Dafoe, David Byrne, Caetano Veloso, Chico Buarque, Fernanda Montenegro, Fernanda Torres, Lionel Messi, and Pelé, among many others.

Andrea, La Pele, to friends, and even to a few strangers. She started out writing copy at an agency before moving to the other side. The dark side? Not really. In fact, it turned out to be one of the best decisions she ever made. That path led her to create a few commercials as an art director before directing, and eventually, quite a few more as a director. Andrea studied Creative Advertising and worked at several agencies, which makes her a true defender of the concept, or maybe she was already defending the concept long before, and that’s what drove her to become a creative. The order of things is still up for debate. What she’s sure of is that the concept is what she holds on to and strives to bring into every shot. Without it, we’re lost, just shooting empty frames. And then there’s simplicity: something she believes shouldn’t be feared but admired as the purest essence, without ever missing a single detail. Thinking is what she loves most, and she believes you can do that anywhere, as long as you truly want to think. She has collaborated with agencies such as Saatchi & Saatchi NYC, Ogilvy, Havas, McCann, VML, among others, and with clients including Toyota, Samsung, Danone, Chevrolet and P&G, to name just a few. Her work has been shortlisted at El Sol and recognized at the CdeC Awards with a Gold for Best Direction for the Ministerio de Igualdad film De esto no se habla, as well as at the IMVA (International Music Awards) for Sila Lua’s music video Brasil.

Larissa Zaidan began her career in photojournalism at VICE Brazil in 2016. At VICE, she mainly documented youth culture and the LGBTQIA+ universe, photographing and directing documentaries such as the series on sex called "Transe". In 2018, she was included in the list of promising young photographers by VICE Photo Issue. Her photographic works have been published in NY Times, The New Yorker, Financial Times, Wired, California Sunday Magazine, and Business Week. As a director she has worked with brands such as Nike, Spotify, TikTok, Colors, Mastercard, Puma, and on music videos and short films for artists such as Rico Dalasam, Mano Brown, Ravi Lobo and Yago Oproprio. She has won awards such as Revelation in Direction and Best music video for advertising at the M-V-F Awards and Clio Awards.

Caio Amantini and Raphael Pamplona, despite being Brazilians, emerged as Los Pibes in Buenos Aires in 2015 while studying at Universidad del Cine. Since then, they have directed highly relevant music videos, such as DJ Alok's "Hear Me Now," which has amassed over 300 million views on YouTube. In 2017, they were nominated for the Latin Grammy for their work on the music video for Francisco El Hombre's "Tá com dólar, tá com Deus." In advertising, they have directed campaigns for brands such as Google, Netflix, Tinder, Uber, Trident, Natura Music, Nissin, and Anheuser-Busch InBev.

Luisa Dörr is a Brazilian photographer whose work is primarily focused on the feminine human landscape. Through the quietness of her narrative, she utilizes portraiture as a vehicle to tell stories and explore the complexity of human nature and femininity. Her photographs have been published in magazines such as Time, National Geographic, The New York Times, Wired, among many others. She has had exhibitions in Brazil, the United States, Spain, France, Portugal, England, and Russia.

MARTINA QUEZADO IS A DIRECTOR AND CINEMATOGRAPHER, WORKING IN ADVERTISING, MUSIC VIDEOS, AND SHORT FILMS SINCE 2015. AFTER MOVING FROM FORTALEZA TO SÃO PAULO TO STUDY FILM, SHE BEGAN HER CAREER IN ADVERTISING, DIRECTING CAMPAIGNS FOR BUDWEISER, SKOL, C&A, AVON, AND NATURA, SHOWCASING HER VERSATILITY AND ABILITY TO WORK WITH DIVERSE CLIENTS AND INDUSTRIES. SHE BELIEVES IN THE INNOVATION OF VISUAL LANGUAGE AND THE DIALOGUE WITH OTHER FORMS OF ARTISTIC EXPRESSION FOR NARRATIVE CONSTRUCTION.

Tauana Sofia is a Brazilian photographer, director, and mother whose work is characterized by her passion for fashion and sports, bringing an organic and spontaneous look using her lifestyle and the feminine universe as the main inspiration for her images. As an Adobe Lightroom ambassador, she has created imagery for clients such as Chanel, Vans, On Running, Adidas Originals, Puma Football, Hering, Alexandre Birman, Amazon, H.Stern, Melissa, Natura, Fila, and Red Bull.

The Rio-born photographer Vavá Ribeiro began his visual career by discovering surfing and attending design school. Later, he moved to New York City, where he devoted himself entirely to photography, producing striking and sensory images influenced by Rio's beach culture. Vavá has exhibited in various countries and contributed to influential magazines such as Dazed & Confused and The New York Times Magazine. His work is characterized by a romantic and natural approach to youth, evoking desire and imagination.

Originally from Brasília, Yanco Gomes developed a sharp creative vision early on, born from the need to work across every field in his auteur productions, especially in post-production. In the advertising world, he has directed campaigns for brands such as Heineken, Itaú, iFood, 99 Food, Burger King, Habib’s, CIF, O Boticário, Dr. Oetker and Coca-Cola, directing major Brazilian celebrities to authentic, precise performances. Yanco always seeks visual power, striking films, meticulous in craft, with sophisticated post-production that expands the aesthetic possibilities of each project.