Uruguayan artist Martín Sastre works in the spheres of film and contemporary art. His projects include the feature length musical Miss Tacuarembo (2010), and Diana: The Rose Conspiracy (2005), a short film about Diana, Princess of Wales who is found alive and well in Montevideo. Sastre also produced the multi-platform work U for Uruguay (2013) which was shown at the 2013 Venice Biennale alongside two other components - a video advertisement which played ironically with the imagery of luxury perfume campaigns and national pride, and a performative work that involved the actual making of a perfume extracted from flowers grown by the past president of Uruguay José Muljica.

Sasha Huber is of Swiss-Haitian heritage. Her projects confront colonial practices that infuse the landscape and cultural memory. Sensitive to the subtle threads that connect the residues of history to the present, she draws on archival material to develop video, photographic works, and performance-based interventions.