Sylvia Fernández (Lima, 1978) studied Fine Arts at the Escola Superior de Arte Corriente Alterna, she has participated in several group and solo exhibitions in Lima and abroad. Among these, the solo exhibition ‘Volvamos’ curated by Nicolás Gómez Echeverri (Galería del Paseo, 2021), ‘Negar el desierto’ (Museo de Arte Contemporáneo MAC Lima, 2020), ‘Vamos Desapareciendo’ (Salón ACME, 2020) and ‘Conversaciones con Carmen’, exhibition curated by Jorge Villacorta (ICPNA Miraflores, 2019). She has participated in different competitions, being a semi-finalist in the BP Portrait Award (London, 2017) and finalist in the Fundación Focus Abengoa (Spain, 2005), ‘Pasaporte para un Artista’ (Lima, 2004), among others. In addition, she has participated in art fairs such as Arco (Spain) and Cologne Art Fair (Germany).

Rodrigo Andreolli (Rayo Wasser) (1984, São Paulo) transits through the arts, exercising the body as an element of sensitive activation of the visible and invisible layers of public matter. He works in the elaboration of production structures for multidisciplinary art projects.

Associated with the company Teatro Oficina Uzyna Uzona (2006, São Paulo), he was a resident artist and producer of the Residency for dance LOTE (2011-2014, São Paulo) and structural artist of the research project Terreyro Coreográfico (2014-2017, São Paulo), he was also part of the Residency Helmet in Athens (2017), Master in Choreography and Performance at the Institute for Applied Theatre Studies (ATW), JLU, Gießen, Germany (2018-2022), Research Affiliate in the ACT, Arts, Culture and Technology Program at MIT – Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2020), and Danceweb Scholarship Program 2015 – Vienna Dance Festival Impulstanz.

Some of the most recent works are “Matter Mythologies” (2019, Athens, Greece), supported by Creative Europe Mobility Funds – IPortunus; “Zu Verschenken” (2021, Giessen/ Frankfurt, Germany); “Vibrations of the Ignoto” (2022, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), performance and installation in mixed reality, part of the Museums Conference, commissioned by the Goethe-Institut Rio de Janeiro, in partnership with the National Museum and Rio Art Museum.

Participating artists of Pivô Satellite #5