Mercedes Naranjo is an internationally recognized sculptor and painter from Seville, known as the “Escultura de las manos violetas” for the commitment to equality and human rights expressed through her work. She trained in Italy through the Picasso and Leonardo da Vinci scholarships, under the guidance of artists including Giorgio Mationni and Giorgio Buttini. Her career includes exhibitions at major art fairs in Madrid, Seville, Valencia, Barcelona, and Cáceres, as well as internationally renowned museums and fairs such as Discovery Art Fair Cologne, the International Contemporary Art Fair in Paris, and Art3f in Luxembourg.

Among her most notable works is Minerva, a sculpture created for the Obama family in 2018. Naranjo has also created commissioned works for figures including Rigoberta Menchú, Antonio Banderas, and David Bisbal. Her work can be found in private collections and public spaces across several Spanish cities. She has received numerous awards and has been named a distinguished citizen of Antigua Guatemala.

Inmaculada Juárez (Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 1975) is a visual artist, illustrator, and educator specializing in drawing, painting, and design. Her artistic practice approaches exploration as a form of expression, creating works in which the organic, emotional, and symbolic converge in compositions with a powerful gestural quality. Throughout her career, she has combined her artistic practice with teaching, providing art education in both Tenerife and Madrid.
She is the founder of BOKETTO (@boketto_ilustra), a creative project through which she develops live illustration experiences, art workshops, and interventions for events, companies, and cultural spaces. Her work explores concepts such as identity, memory, and transformation, using drawing as a tool for observation, connection, and visual storytelling.
Her artistic language is characterized by realism, a strong emphasis on light, and the creation of organic universes where faces, emotional landscapes, and structures in motion emerge intuitively, moving between abstraction and contemporary figurative art.

Lupe Castro is a freelance fashion writer, stylist, digital creator, and sustainability advocate with more than two decades of experience working at the intersection of style and conscious fashion. Known online as @mslupecastro, she has written about haute couture, traveled the world championing emerging designers, and established herself as an independent and trusted voice in fashion. A collector of vintage clothing since the age of 17, Lupe strongly believes in being a custodian of clothes: keeping garments alive, meaningful, and in circulation. As the founder of FashionSpace.World and host of The Space of Lupe Castro podcast, Lupe brings a kaleidoscopic and deeply personal perspective to fashion, one that celebrates beauty, self-expression, and the urgent need to tread more lightly on our planet.