Herakut is the pseudonym of a figurative artist duo who emerged from the graffiti scene and began collaborating in 2004. Jasmin Siddiqui (Frankfurt, Germany,1981), known as Hera, and her partner Falk Lehmann (Schmalkalden, Germany, 1977), known as Akut, form the duo. Herakut’s approach to art is profoundly humanistic. Their work is intense and melancholic, with much of their artistic output dedicated to charitable causes—especially those supporting children. Blending traditional techniques and spray painting, they depict mythological creatures and darkly comic scenes—images often inspired by political injustice and social awareness, which they describe as “sensual, wild, and dualistic.”

Sbagliato
is a crew of poster artists—an art collective founded in 2011 by three Roman architects and designers. The project was born from the desire to create disruptions within the urban fabric, generating “portals” in the rigid order of architectural structures. Sbagliato’s visionary installations are the result of a synergy between architecture, graphic design, photography, and collage, through which architectural elements are sampled, reworked, and reintroduced into the urban environment in a heterogeneous yet intentional way.

Borondo is an eclectic, multimedia, figurative visual artist. Born in Valladolid and raised in Segovia, he studied in Madrid where he honed his painting technique and became involved in the underground art scene, gaining recognition for the originality and impact of his murals created in unauthorized spaces. His poetic style is expressionist, intimate, and humanistic—exploring emotions, the fragility of the psyche, inner states, restlessness, and spiritual consciousness. In his artistic vision, physical and psychological contexts intertwine in a dialogue characterized by technical experimentation, the use of unconventional surfaces, and a distinctive, energetic style that transforms artistic creation into an immersive experience.