Rita Moreira attended the visual arts high school at Escola Secundária Gama Barros, Cacém. When she was 19, she moved to Covilha, where she graduated in fashion design. In 2011, Sreya moved back to Lisbon, where she started to develop her artistic personality in a more independent and autodidactic way, always combining her practice with boring jobs to support her own way of living. After 10 years of working in ceramics, graffiti, painting, illustration, music, video, design and styling, she’s convinced that she still hasn’t explored all possible areas. Sreya is currently working on a new atelier at Associação Goela, where she develops her work both individually, as well as in collaboration with other members of the association. 

Vasco Mendes was born in Porto in 1987. His work combines music, rhythm, architecture, and cinema. His strong connection with the musical universe has led him to create dozens of music videos for Portuguese bands such as Clã, Capicua, and White Haus, among many others. He also produces documentaries where the main theme is music, the city, and people, documenting subjects including albums, orchestras, religions, projects where music emerges as a unifying element for people of all ages, and documentary projects of urban art carried out across the country. He collaborated with the European Capitals of Culture of Guimarães and Malta together with Ondamarela and conductor Tim Steiner. His work has already led him to film in different countries such as Germany, Bulgaria, Poland, Malta, Hong Kong, the USA, China, and the UK.

Sara Graça is an interdisciplinary artist, navigating her practice in both individual and collaborative ways. She has shown her work in places like Sismógrafo, Madragoa, Galeria Quadrado Azul or Zé dos Bois, while also frequently working with musicians. Her most recent collaborations in this realm take the shape of music videos, stage installations, covers and merch design, with artists like Maria Reis, Gala Drop, Jejuno and Luar Domatrix. Graça is currently living in Lisbon, after having passed by Porto and London, where she maintains a fluid practice in mostly self-organised contexts.

Since the age of 15, Maria Reis has been a musician - composer, producer, guitar player, singer - and co-founder of the band Pega Monstro. Maria also runs the Portuguese label Cafetra Records. She launched her solo career in 2017 with the EP Maria, followed by her first LP called Chove na Sala, Água nos Olhos in 2019, which she performed at Culturgest in Lisbon. Her latest work is an EP produced by the musician Noah Lennox (aka Panda Bear) called A Flor da Urtiga (Cafetra Records, 2021).