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Multidisciplinary artist and filmmaker whose work spans conflict-zone documentation, contemporary art, immersive media, and Hollywood, including the CBS series United States of AL. His most recent work, REMOTE (2022), co-created with Mika Rottenberg, premiered at the New York Film Festival and Tate Modern and is in the permanent collections of Tate, Moderna Museet, and the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art. Tousi is the founder of the arts nonprofit Starfish and serves on the advisory board of MIT's Center for Advanced Virtuality.
Peruvian musicologist and sound artist whose practice bridges ancestral ceremonial music with contemporary spatial sound design. Vera's research centers on Indigenous sonic epistemologies, exploring how sound carries memory, territory, and healing across Andean and Amazonian contexts. For CURA, she is composing and designing the 14.2-channel soundscape, translating ceremonial listening into immersive acoustic experience.
Architect and co-founder of Organizmo (Bogotá), specializing in Indigenous and traditional building techniques. Recognizing the need to revitalize vernacular architecture in rural Colombia, she became an explorer and facilitator of possible worlds, new paradigms of spatiality where infrastructure invites dialogue with the non-human world and the creation of new rituals.
A daughter of the forest, Maria Gabriela was born and raised in Leticia, Amazonas, and a trilingual filmmaker, journalist, chef, and producer. She has focused on vulnerable populations, social development and cultural preservation with extensive production experience and contacts across the Amazon.
Seasoned documentarian whose work appears on Netflix, Hulu, BBC, CNN, Discovery, and Vice. Specializes in immersive filmmaking that dissolves cultural boundaries. His international experience provides crucial support for complex Amazon shoots.
An award-winning visual artist and cinematographer of film and TV, including Crows Are White (2022)—whose practice merges narrative techniques with documentary form to expand the boundaries of non-fiction storytelling.
Seven-time Emmy winner with visual language shaped across 50 countries. Recognized with Peabody and two BAFTA nominations. His photojournalistic background brings intimate, unvarnished perspective essential for capturing both beauty and devastation.
Brazilian artist whose decade-long New York practice includes Academy Award-nominated The Edge of Democracy (2020). His dialectic, intuitive approach creates compelling narratives that challenge and inspire.
Jennifer Solorio is a Mexican American producer based in New York City. She has worked on several films and series for PBS, VICE, and A&E. She enjoys working on projects that seek answers where answers may not be easily found.
