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JEREMY GOLDSTEIN: Jeremy is an award-winning theatre maker and HIV+ activist. He is the creator of two long term socially engaged theatre projects Truth to Power Café and This Is Who I Am, and the founder and director of London Artists Projects which recently celebrated its 20th anniversary. For three decades Jeremy has championed underrepresented voices and new forms of artistic and political expression. Theatre and community engagement is central to his practice, as is creating access and experiences of the arts from within marginalised communities. Jeremy’s work has toured to Lincoln Center New York (USA) National Theatre of Scotland, Royal Exchange Theatre Manchester, Soho Theatre and Conway Hall London (UK), Singapore Repertory Theatre and National Libraries Singapore (Singapore), Adelaide Festival Centre, Brisbane Powerhouse and Riverside Theatres Parramatta (Australia) Queer Zagreb (Croatia) and Leeuwarden European Capital of Culture (The Netherlands). Jeremy’s projects have won numerous awards including BBC Audio Drama (2009), London Evening Standard (2010), London Cabaret (2012), H.Club/Time Out Performing Arts (2012), Scotsman Fringe First (2009, 2015), Adelaide Fringe (2016, 2024), and London OnComm Theatre Award for Innovation (Finalist 2021).

GONZALO QUINTANA: Gonzalo Quintana is an Argentine playwright, director, writer, audiovisual producer, producer, and actor. Since he was 13 years old, he has been dedicated to the production of fiction in both film and theater. As a manager and producer of his own projects, his work is based on the interconnection of different disciplines. He has presented his genre films at the most important festivals in the world: Sitges, Argentina, Mexico, Brazil, USA, Korea, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, among others. In the field of performing arts, he has written and directed his own and collective projects. With La consagración de nadie, a documentary piece created together with Micaela Fariña, the two artists have presented their work internationally and participated in two artistic residencies in Italy (Primavera dei Teatri) and in Croatia (Sounded Bodies). His latest work, Infinite Archive #1 UNSTOPPABLE, made with Croatian artists, is a scenic reconstruction of real stories from the LGBTQI+ community. It premiered at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb, and it is the first queer documentary work in the country. The project explores the multifaceted nature of the identities of six queer artists through a combination of performance and exhibition. Quintana also participated in an artistic residency in the city of Naples, where he investigated a documentary installation project about the soccer star Diego Armando Maradona and the link with the city that considers him a god. Quintana currently resides in Zagreb, Croatia, where he continues to work with Domino Project on his artistic projects: All my bodies and simultaneous fierce.

SANJIN KAŠTELAN: Sanjin Kaštelan is a Croatian photographer known for his documentary-style approach that emphasizes authenticity and emotional depth. He has taken part in various projects and exhibitions. In a campaign for the natural mineral water brand Kala, he portrayed individuals with inspiring life stories, highlighting their “quiet strength”. He was also one of the photographers featured in the exhibition “We Are Here” (Tu smo) on Zagreb’s Cvjetni Square, which promoted inclusion and awareness through portraits of people with disabilities. His work was also shown at the Modro Gallery in Zagreb in 2023. In interviews, Kaštelan has said that his passion for photography stems from a desire to “revive a happy moment,” and that for him, photography is not just a technical skill, but a way of expressing emotion and capturing the beauty of everyday life.