SASKIA
Saskia is an artist. Both in terms of hearing and vision, she works with the various layers of art. In terms of audio; instrumentalist, beatmaker, performer, singer, composer. In terms of vision: director, screenwriter, cameraman, actress, photographer, and designer. Her compositions intertwine several genres and this versatility makes it difficult to fit her into just one. She uses samples, beats, instruments, and pedals to sing about personal and collective experiences. Her shows aim to take the audience on an experience of both dance and movement as well as introspection and hypnosis. She has already released her tracks through Hernia de Discos and NoN Worldwide. Her first studio album, “Pq”, released in 2019 by QTVlabel, was supported by Natura Musical. Recently, through Onda Mundial, she included the feat with South African producer Griffith Vigo - “Desce”, and soon after, through the same label, the feat with RHR - “Essa Daqui”. In 2020, Saskia entered the world of cinema and theater, starting with her first short film; “Outra Coisa.print” is a mix of poetry, photography, music and journalism. Her visual works are now featured on Batekoo (BA) with Radio TVSalada, and on QTV (RJ) with Matrix Pirata. She is a member of the Turmalina (RS) collective of black art, Curator at the ZonaExp label of futuristic music, and participant in the recent Anexo project to reorganize post-pandemic artistic production.

BERNARDO OLIVEIRA
Adjunct professor at the Faculty of Education/UFRJ, researcher, producer and critic of music and cinema. Co-founder and producer of the music label and collective QTV (https://qtvlabel.bandcamp.com) and curator of the Antimatéria Festival. He co-produced the films "Noite" (2015) and "Sutis Interferências" (2016), by Paula Maria Gáitan, "Un" (2020), by Sérgio Mekler and co-produced "Solmatalua" by Rodrigo Ribeiro-Andrade. He is part of the Ciranda do Gatilho project (2020, SESC-SP). In 2014, he published the book "Tom Zé - Estudando o Samba" (Editora Cobogó) and is preparing for 2021 "Let it burn — the music, trajectory and thought of Negro Leo" (Editora Numa).