Marta Veiga, drawing on her background in veterinary medicine, questions anthropocentric views by exploring physical presence and the humanization of inanimate objects.

Alexandra Moreno's sculptures and installations, inspired by medicine and technology, challenge perceptions of the body's boundaries and what it means to be human.

Maria Pita Guerreiro's experimental designs engage with natural systems, rituals, and eco-feminism, particularly focusing on the "repulsive" qualities of living materials.