Gaspar was only two months old when “A Woman’s Home” came into his life. Maria R Saunders’ painting, a 30x30 cm square, found its place on the wall and remained there as this little one was beginning to focus his eyes on the world around him. 

Martîm was born in Funchal and raised in Coimbra. On paper, he is also a mechanical engineer, but at heart, an artist. He holds a master in Painting from the Faculty of Fine Arts in Lisbon and a postgraduate in Theatre and Performance from the London International School of Performing Arts.

Sara Gonçalves is a painter whose works evoke a sense of familiarity through an ethereal lens on everyday objects, scenarios, interactions, and ways of living. She creates dynamic, emotionally charged compositions with bold expressiveness, blending technical precision and creative freedom.

Sacha van Eerten (Amsterdam, 1993) is a visual artist and architect currently based in Lisbon. At the heart of her work lies a need to observe and question the world around her.

MOM is a Lisbon-based artist whose research focuses on the social fragilities of modern society, encouraging critical thought and contemplative moments through painting, drawing, sculpture, and installation.

Francisco Duarte Coelho is a contemporary artist whose work offers an irreverent and inventive exploration of digital ephemerality. With a background in Cinema, his practice operates at the intersection of technology, archaeology, and digital sorcery.

Maria José Cabral (Lisbon, 1993) is a contemporary artist based in Lisbon, Portugal, recognized for her vibrant layered paintings on both canvas and paper, which explore the dynamic interplay between imagination and reality. Her work is deeply rooted in themes of memory and dreams.

Tiago Rocha Costa is a transdisciplinary artist from Lisbon whose work explores the worlds of natural history, archaeology, and palaeontology. His visual universe is rooted in three-dimensionality and is currently characterised by “fossilised artefacts.”

​Salon, O Primeiro marks Subjektiv's debut in Portugal, introducing a fresh perspective on contemporary art engagement.

Known as SOC.I.A, this Ukrainian-born duo transcends traditional artistic boundaries, transforming movement and music into a visual language of its own

Madalena Pequito (Lisbon, 1996) is a visual artist currently working at FANICO studio. Throughout her career, she has fostered dialogue with other artists and key figures in the art scene, notably through the collective Vês. Três.

Teresa Supico is a Portuguese painter and printmaker whose work pushes the boundaries of traditional techniques through material experimentation. She blends classical methods with unconventional materials to craft rich textured, tactile pieces.