Established in 2019 by Brazilian artist Bruno Villela, BVAR produces colourfully fun and experimental objects and functional sculptures using recycled paper and foam, among other materiais. Saturated colours and grotesque shapes define the artist’s aesthetic, from its weird shaped “Monster” series to melted looking “Lava” vases.

Rubén Gutiérrez-Martin is a young New-York based designer exploring uncharted territories. Sleek and a bit dangerous, Ruben Gutierrez-Martin creates simple designs that are risk taking and adventurous. The furniture and design objects incorporate a mix of materials and fabrication methods to create new forms that are as alluring as they are well crafted.

Founded in 2017, Studio Chacha is a Korean art furniture studio who predominantly work with glass. Studio Chacha’s otherworldly aesthetic is simultaneously classic and futuristic, presenting unfamiliar and familiar objects and furniture. The organic glass structures are realised in hues akin to the Aurora Borealis.

Mira Bergh (b. 1993) and Josefin Zachrisson (b. 1994) have collaborated since they graduated from Beckmans College of Design in 2019 under the alias Swedish Girls. The duo is based between Milan and Stockholm and works across objects and installations, with a conceptual and experimental approach. By questioning norms and acknowledging values beyond function, they challenge preconceived notions in materials, contexts and interactions.

Louis Gibson is a London-based designer and maker, working across a number of different mediums and scales. Continually inspired by the different qualities, strengths and limitations of materials as an informing element in the development of new work. In an increasingly wasteful industrial world, the use of reclaimed, repurposed or recycled materials are used where possible. With the inherent history that pre-used materials have, this often imbues the final result with a sense of character.

Fabian Bergmark Näsman (b. 1991, SE) is educated at Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam and Konstfack in Stockholm. Derived from the idea of recursion and hybridization, Fabian Bergmark Näsman has developed a unique artistic process where he casts sculptures from one mold to create an original piece each time through dissection and reconstruction.

Part of No Limits! Art Castle, Anemoon Fokkinga has been fascinated from an early age by fantasy creatures like dragons and deep-sea monsters. She loves everything that is a little bit creepy. Anemoon is only 19 years old, because of neurodiversity and chronic pain she used to work in a care atelier, but now she works independently and refuses to be labeled as an “outsider artist”. Now she is busy with the influences of climate change on the ocean, like marine plastic spills and nuclear disasters, and translates these ideas into mysterious new life forms. 

100100 is a conceptual designer and a digital artist currently based in Cyprus. 100100 seeks or constructs rallying points between past and present art and design eras to create new types of connections between humans and history. She is intuitively expressing herself by using mainly ceramics, metals and glass or through digital illustrations by merging 2D and 3D artifacts and abstract shapes in unique compositions.