Her practice centers on sculpture and installations, using clay as the primary material. Antonova explores themes of the body, the female experience, power, and control, paying attention to food rituals and craft traditions connected to ceramics and food storage.

Ruth Minola Scheibler, also known by her moniker and studio space MOZAIKON is a german visual artist based in Palma de Mallorca since 2017.

Her focus is on classical and contemporary mosaic techniques and materials.

She has shown in exhibitions throughout Europe

Leela collaborates with architectural and interior design projects, creating large-format interventions that transform spaces with the warmth of raw materials.

Experimentation drive her creativity, which she channels into Desanuda Fiber Lab, a project dedicated to textile art, design, and craftsmanship.

Her practice, rooted in mythology, philosophy, and anthropology, translates the invisible, the subconscious, the ancestral, and the elemental into painting, sculpture, performance, poetry, and film.

For her, the Mediterranean is far more than a landscape: it is an interlocutor, a material, and a ritual. Working with humble, organic materials such as papier-mâché or natural pigments, …

Gracia de Juan (Palma, 1988) is an urban and visual artist whose work bridges urban aesthetics and mythological narratives. Transitioning from graffiti to fine art, shaped by academic studies at the University of Barcelona and an inspiring stay in Italy, she has developed a unique visual language.

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Jordi Ribas Ros, a fourth-generation master artisan influenced by the architect Antoni Gaudí, invites us to discover Mallorca’s native woods, his tools and materials, while reflecting on the designs of past craftsmen—creations shaped by local needs and the natural environment. His approach promotes the sustainable transformation of wood, preserving traditional techniques.

Each lighting piece I design is crafted with meticulous attention to detail and a deep respect for traditional methods.

I use artisanal techniques that allow every object to have its own identity, ensuring that each piece not only illuminates but also stands as a unique work of art, handmade with dedication and care.

Jazmin Luna, a local painter inspired by the serenity of Mallorca, blends figuration and abstraction in large-scale works. She uses recycled materials like metal, copper, and wood, creating art that connects with nature and evokes emotions through a conscious, peaceful, and immersive expression.