Theme: Unsettle

"Unsettle" talks about the nonconformist spirit and our individualism.
About how important it is to say "this is what I am and what I believe in and this is what I am going to defend".
About taking our values to the last frontier and break with what we is trying to limit us.

Sala Arapiles
Calle de Arapiles 16
Madrid, Madrid, 28015
Spain

Beatriz Tormenta

Graduated in Sociology and professional photographer, is entirely dedicated to communication and content creation for brands. Passionate about light, symmetry and colors, three characteristics that are reflected in all her work. Her main hobby and preferred way to stimulate her creativity is to travel all over the world.

Cristina Balbás

Graduated in Molecular Biology by Princeton and Master and Doctorate in Molecular Biomedicine by the Autonomous University of Madrid, in 2013 she founded Escuelab, a science project for children that promotes equal opportunities in scientific training in the field of non-formal education.

Daniel Grande

Daniel Grande has been dreaming from a very young age with rockets, and with the places that we will reach thanks to them. His passion for everything geek and especially for science fiction (and the science behind it), led him to become an Aeronautical Engineer and then a Doctor in Plasma Physics and Nuclear Fusion. He is currently an entrepreneur and dedicates his time to scientific divulgation and to blurring the boundaries between science and arts.

Marina de la Torre

Entrepreneur and self-taught, her controversial ideas about politics and feminism often generate controversy in social networks. Interested in philosophy, especially in some oriental thinkers. Defender of the individual as the largest of the minorities; advocates a humanist movement that does not divide or classify people according to superficial identity characteristics. Her hobbies include video games and visual arts.

Mario Merino

Doctor in aerospace engineering from the Polytechnic University of Madrid. Mario is working on the development of a new generation of plasma space rockets in the EP2 research group of the Carlos III University of Madrid, where he is a tenured professor and principal investigator in two European projects.

Rafa Sanchis

In the summer of 2018, Rafa launched Miss Pachamama project with which he traveled around Spain on a bicycle for five months, picking up trash from nature and documenting it on social networks to raise awareness about the trash problem that we have in our natural spaces and the amount of plastic we consume daily.