León is a multidisciplinary artist and musicologist that works with different techniques of drawing like Chinese ink and acrylic. His serie “The 12 monsters” celebrates and critiques the monstrosity of humanity. The monsters eat the world. From the zombie to the planet eater, “The 12 monsters” rise from the mud to reach and eat the stars.

Born in México City, December 21st, 1978. Alejandra Zermeño graduates as bachelor’s and master’s of visual arts in the Academy of San Carlos, UNAM with sculpture specialty and superior notes getting a Mention of Honor. The interest of the master Alejandra Zermeño has been, from her beginnings, the body exploration. Her prolific production has been present in more than fifty nationals and internationals collective biennales expositions: México, Spain, Germany, Japan, United States and Canada.Her sculptures also can be seen in public places of all Mexico thanks to the itinerant project Talkie (2016). In 2013, the master Alejandra Zermeño was specially invited to the Essarts Sculpture Congress, to carry out a public work in Montreal, Canada. Due to her outstanding career, has received several rewards and distinctions, among them: 1st International V Biennial Acquisition Reward of Contemporary Sacro Art, Japan (2011). National V Biennial Honor Mention of Visual Arts, Yucatán (2011). 1st Nacional Contest of Paint and Sculpture Women in Art (2009). Acquisition I Biennial of Contemporary Sacro Art Reward, Monterrey (2008). In 2007, Alejandra Zermeño was the winner of the Open Art Contest For All and for the 3th annual contest organized by the University Museum, Autonomous University Leopoldo Flores from State of México.

Born in México City, December 6th, 1973. Starts his professional education and training at the Artistic Initiation School of the Nacional Institute of Fine Arts (INBA), training that complements working in lettering workshops, modeling an jewelry at the same time. In 1996 starts his bachelor’s degree in Desing  at Desing Scool from the Nacional Institute of Fine Arts in México City and an illustration diplomat in the same institution. He has collaborated in different nationals and foreign advertising agencies, editorials, newspapers and magazines making illustrations, infographics and photo art. His illustrations has been exhibited in the National History Museum and are part of the Interactive Museum of Economy at México City. His work has been published in the National Council for Educational Development (CONAFE), in Reforma newspaper, in the magazines: Expansión, Rolling Stone of México and Spain; La Mosca; Ambientes; Clase Premiere; Deep; Quo; Sputnik, among others. For several years he has focused his profession to the production of paintings and dreamlike figurative sculpture work, this work has been enriching with the background obtained through his exploration of Visual Arts. Individually, hi has three expositions: “Altered Cosmogonies” at the Village Museum of Guanajuato, 2018; “Chimeras of the city”, Talavera House, 2016, and “Desolation” at La Buena Estrella Gallery, 2014. Collectively, he has participated in almost twenty expositions. Darío Salzman was invited in 2016 to be part of Arts & Letters Council of the Mexican Museum in San Francisco, CA.

México City, 1983. Architect and art historian from UNAM, her practice is focus on the conceptualization and presentation of projects at different media. Her collage work comes from the architecture, as the simple act of cut and paste becomes into a way of interpret the space.

Figurative contemporary artist, born in 1971 at Vicenza, Italy. Study architecture in Venice and initiate as an artist with the teacher of his native city, Otello de María. He specializes in watercolor with Frederic Wong at the Art Student League of New York. Has been an active member and professor at the Cercle Artistic S. Lluc in Barcelona. This artists has shown his work in collective an individual expositions, highlighting with the first reward to the best documentary film in the 54º Venice Art Biennale, Padiglione, Italy.  At present, he lives and works at México City.

Womb is a sanctuary within de city for the activation of ideas and experimental artistic projects. It’s a place dedicated to the connection and healing of the community through beauty. Most of the art that produces in Womb is experiential, musical, theatrical, performative.