This artistic interdisciplinary feminist group from Valparaíso was founded by Daffne Valdés Vargas, Paula Cometa Stange, Lea Cáceres Díaz and Sibila Sotomayor Van Rysseghem. They have become famous worldwide for making feminist theories and demands known through their performances and video performances, combining the performing arts, sounds, graphics and textiles with history, philosophy and the social sciences.

The group has taken part in different festivals and performed at museums, universities, fairs, congresses and feminist events in America and Europe. They have also won awards and recognition, such as the Jaime Castillo Velasco Award from the Chilean Human Rights Commission (2020) and were featured on TIME Magazine’s The 2020 TIME100 list of the world's most influential people.

Made up of visual and sound artist Andrea Gana and artist, designer and poet Octavio Gana, the work of this audiovisual design and experimentation studio is based on lighting, video, space and sound. They have taken part in biennales, events, art residencies and international festivals, with their participation in The Circle of Light Moscow particularly standing out, where they won the People’s Award for Ritual Hain. Their interventions related to social and environmental issues have been well-documented, as well as their projections supporting the social movement in Chile since October 2019 and the ‘Zona de Sacrificio’ projection on the Ventanas thermoelectric plant. They have also developed projects with Mapuche communities to preserve their sacred rivers and spiritual culture.