Dreams Matter

Andrew Birk

Born in 1985, Corvallis, Oregon, USA. Based in Espinavessa, Alt Empordà, Spain.
Andrew Birk’s work uses common materials in unique, integrated ways, exploring themes from daily life to urban and digital imagery. His projects convey a specific logic, often examining the relationship between body and space. Birk has exhibited globally, with recent shows including Para Mi Hija at Galeria Karen Huber, Mexico City (2020) and Ebullición at Kunstraum am Schauplatz, Vienna (2019). He co-directs Spiritvessel, an art project in Espinavessa. His work has been featured in publications like Flash Art, Vice, and Artspace.

Eric Valencia

Born in 1981. Graduated from La Esmeralda, Mexico.
Since 2003, Erik has participated in numerous exhibitions throughout Mexico. In 2007, he received an honorable mention in the Bienal Nacional de Arte Universitario. In 2015, he co-directed the exhibition space Obstante and the show “El cuarto de los ojos sucios.”

Charlie Godet Thomas

Born in 1985, London, British-Bermudian.
Charlie’s work spans writing, painting, sculpture, and more, often exploring the intersections between art and literature, the autobiographical, and the humorous. His art pulls from unique inspirations, including bookbinding, signage, and packaging, creating a dialogue on the visual language of text. Based in Mexico City and London.

Othiana Roffiel

Born in 1990, Mexico City.
Othiana’s paintings merge abstract and figurative elements, focusing on human corporeality and memory. She has received numerous awards, including the SACPC Jovenes Creadores scholarship (2023). Her recent solo exhibition, Rehearsal of Becoming, was at Galeria Karen Huber (Mexico City, 2023). Roffiel contributes art criticism in publications like ARTPULSE and Artishock and has reviewed exhibitions for Art Basel and the Guggenheim Museum.

Merike Estna

Born in 1980, Tallinn, Estonia.
Merike’s work explores expanded painting and academic traditions beyond the canvas. She holds degrees from the Estonian Academy of Arts and Goldsmiths, University of London. Recent solo exhibitions include Peradam at Temnikova & Kasela Gallery, Tallinn (2024) and Analog Mountain in New York (2024). Estna has received awards from Estonia’s Cultural Endowment and is an associate professor at the Estonian Academy of Arts.

Keke Vilabelda

Graduated from Facultad de San Carlos, Valencia, and Central Saint Martins, London.
Keke’s work, exhibited in venues like Kir Royal Gallery and Coldharbour London Gallery, often delves into the urban landscape and contemporary visuals. Awards include the Mainel Foundation Prize (2016) and Injuve’s Young Creation Grants (2015). His art has been recognized by the Saatchi Gallery in NEW SENSATIONS 2011.