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Although there is no direct translation of his symbols, he aims to persuade the viewer to truly feel what they are experiencing in that exact moment. Each work is a period in his life, and the pieces communicate what he was going through. Struggling to communicate is something we all deal with — art became his outlet to allow the viewer to step into his world.

Born in 1942 in Valencia, Spain, Cid de Diego came to fame in the 1970's for crafting mid-century modern brass and copper sculptures, including his world-renowned busts of Greek gods. Today the artist's work can be found in museums and collections across the globe including the White House, pink house of Argentina, the Royal collection of Spain through collectors Queen Sofia and her sister. A gifted craftsman, Cid de Diego devoted his entire life to perfect his designs by combining his two distinctly unique skills in all his sculptures: his innate predisposition for art and the technical knowledge acquired through engineering, becoming one of the most outstanding Blue Chip Artists of our time.

“I call it The Field of Translation, it's an ever-evolving process rooted in filtering emotions at their deepest levels — heart & mind — purifies the pre-conceived creative layers of color, form, and meaning. Inspiration, inherently imbued with emotional intelligence, evokes a dynamic and visually astonishing quality of my work.”

Lara Alcántara Lansberg was born in Venezuela and has been living and working in New York City since 1999. With a strong focus on conceptual photography, predominantly staged self-portraits, her work presents narratives that challenge the status quo of the quotidien, exposing layers of complexity seemingly invisible to the eye. Her language explores dichotomies of the optimistic and the cynical, the comedic and the pensive, the forbidden and the compliant, the absurd and the spiritual. Alcántara completed a Bachelor in Arts at Bard College and NYU, and a Master of Fine Arts from Bard College/ICP, learning directly from masters like Stephen Shore and Cindy Sherman. She is the recipient of numerous awards, including the Julia Margaret Calderon Gala Award for her Self Portrait Series in 2022 and BIFA in 2021, and has exhibited nationally and internationally, including solo shows in New York, Miami, and Spain. Her work is in the collections of personalities like Patricia Beracasa in France, MoMA's Terry Riley, and Phyllis Tuchman.

Born in Havana in 1981, Walter John Rodriguez immigrated to the USA in the 90's. His love for drawing and painting developed at an early age in Cuba, motivating him to seek formal art training and obtain a B.F.A. from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. He now holds a home studio in New Jersey. He has participated in art fairs such as Art New York and Red Dot Miami, completed residencies including the Eileen S. Kaminsky Family Foundation (ESKFF) at Mana Contemporary, and exhibited in multiple group shows throughout the United States. Most recently, WJR was selected as the star exhibiting artist at the Adrienne Arsht Center of the Performing Arts (Miami) during the presentation of the award-winning, record-breaking Broadway musical "Hamilton". He had a solo show at the prestigious 1000 Museum (Miami), an award-winning building designed by architect Zaha Hadid, where he was commissioned to paint one-of-a-kind custom furniture pieces by Riverland Refinishing. He was chosen as the official artist for MLS team "Inter Miami FC", owned by David Beckham, and was commissioned by Wynwood Tailors, a European luxury tailor in Miami, to paint an exclusive series of tailored suits. His work has been included in the ESKFF private art collection and private collections in Spain, Florida, California, New York, and New Jersey.