What unites us
It sparks everything we do. It is what unites us, leading us to flow between different disciplines throughout our individual careers. Our innate curiosity leads us to investigate, from a critical perspective, the role of technology in today’s world and in multidisciplinary creation. By adding our individual experiences, we decided to create a space for collective experimentation.
liquid mindset
We embrace the fluid nature of liquid — effortlessly adapting to diverse formats and disciplines. Our practice moves across mediums, tools, and contexts without losing coherence, because adaptability is not compromise; it is how we stay relevant and alive.
How We Work
Technical know-how and the creative use of new media are the backbone of our trajectory. We aim to go beyond fleeting trends, focusing on meaningful, impactful uses of technology.
Experiment
Concept Development & Technical Research
In the initial phase, we generate creative ideas while considering the message to be communicated. We explore and experiment with technologies that can enhance the concept and create greater impact.
Create & Learn
Prototyping & Software Development
We develop and prototype using different media. Constant learning is part of our process, allowing us to select the tools that best fit each project.
Share
Knowledge Exchanges
We design and facilitate knowledge-sharing spaces, adapting the format to the themes and audiences we engage with. These exchanges are also part of our research process, helping us question and refine our practice.
who We ARE
Luis colaço
He worked as an Art Director for over 10 years at advertising agencies JWT Lisbon and Shackleton Barcelona, where he received several of the sector's most prestigious awards (One Show, Echo Awards, El Sol, Laus, Inspirational, etc.). In 2019, after completing a Master's in Audiovisual Innovation and Interactive Environments at BAU (BCN, 2019), he decided to embark on creating works in the realm of personal and artistic expression. Passionate about "creation" regardless of its forms.
He is fascinated by interweaving disciplines: design, music, mathematics, electronics, and programming are some of his tools for generating emotions.
josé salatino
He began his career in software development for administration and education, while also training as a self-taught painter in local workshops, focusing on traditional realist portraiture.
In 2004, Argentina's socio-economic crisis led him to take on organizing an exhibition in Barcelona featuring works by Mendoza artists on the theme of immigration—prompting his move to Spain.
His passion for art and his curiosity for technology have always been very present, leading him to invent all kinds of gadgets. This led him to immerse himself in the "Maker" movement with the "Portrait Painter Robot Project," participating in multiple Maker Faires (Barcelona, Rome, Lille, Galicia).
Flor salatino
After a Multimedia Engineering degree (2016) and a Master's in Audiovisual Innovation and Interactive Environments (2019), she entered the digital art field, participating in Sónar+D for four years and exhibiting at venues like Mutek, Letterform Archive (San Francisco), and CC Strombeek (Brussels), alongside residencies at Faber Llull, Konvent, and Protopixel.
Reconnecting with her childhood passion for uniting people with common interests, she is undertaking research focused on connecting individuals open to (un)learning from diverse perspectives. She explores curatorial and mediation processes in relation to her expertise in digital arts, multimedia engineering, and improvisation.