Poster

Diego Blanco is an illustrator based in Valencia with seven years of professional experience. A Fine Arts graduate, he has worked for national and international clients in the press, advertising and communication fields, including MetroValencia, Lufthansa, Acciona, the Wall Street Journal and the Universitat Politècnica de València, and has illustrated books for international publishers.

Beyond his practice as an illustrator, he creates educational content about design and develops visual communication campaigns. He is co-founder of Ojo Garabato, an open-air collective drawing project that brings together hundreds of people every month in public spaces across Valencia.

Elena Yuste (Utiel, 2001). Designer and cultural communicator. Founder and creative director of Preciso Office, where she works on communication, design and strategy. She also publishes on cultural criticism and collaborates with various brands. She is currently completing a Master's degree in Humanities: Art, Literature and Contemporary Culture. Her design work has been recognised with awards such as ADC New York, ADCV, Cannes Shortlist and the Laus Awards.

Estrella Gracia is a young graphic and digital designer based in Valencia. A graduate in Design and Creative Technologies, she completed a postgraduate course in interface design and currently works at Gusta. She has won awards from Adobe Max, D&AD and The Design Kids, and on social media she creates educational content about design and travel.

Ibán Ramón Rodríguez has been a professional designer since 1994 and has run his own studio since 2001, specialising in corporate graphics, editorial design and visual communication. He has designed more than 300 posters, almost always in the institutional and cultural field. His work has been recognised with LAUS, ADC*E, ADCV, Graphis Awards, TDC New York and Red Dot awards. His posters have been exhibited at the Bolivia Poster Biennial, at the Walter Knoll headquarters in London, at the International Poster Biennial of Mexico and, most recently, at the Centre of Contemporary Art in Torun, Poland, among many other venues. His posters are also held in permanent collections such as those of the Museu del Disseny de Barcelona and the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris.

Lorena Sayavera is a graphic designer and art director, at the head of Sayavera Studio after a decade co-directing Yinsen. Her work spans visual identity, editorial design, the digital environment and art direction, combining strategic rigour and visual sensitivity for cultural and institutional projects.

Her career has been linked to institutions such as the Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa, the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, the Museo Nacional del Prado and the Madrid City Council. Her work is held in the permanent collections of the Museu del Disseny de Barcelona and the IVAM, and throughout her career she has received recognition at competitions such as the European Design Awards, the LAUS Awards, Graphis and the ADCV Awards.