Biographies Read the biographies of the artists and curator Mukudzei Muzondo (Kwekwe, 1983) lives and works in Harare. He completed his studies at the Peter Brich School of Art and was later selected to be artist in residence at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe. He graduated in Fine Arts from Harare Polytechnic College. Mukudzei Muzondo has participated in various solo and group exhibitions, international workshops and art residencies. His research is aimed at investigating historical and contemporary contexts, questioning the human condition in urban society. By experimenting with various objects using different media from silk-screen printing to assemblages, his works generate an analysis of human existence in social and political spaces. Also highlighting contemporary research on identity and belonging, his works are an introspection based on the narrative of the body and life defined through experiences. His works seek to give form and meaning to the articulation of the State of Being. His works are in private collections, South Africa, Mozambique, Zambia, USA, Germany and France and in public collections National Gallery of Zimbabwe, Harare and FBC Bank, Harare Zimbabwe. Peter Musami (Harare, 1981) is a visual artist working in Harare, Zimbabwe, since the late 2000s. He attended the National Gallery of Zimbabwe School of Visual Arts and Design, from 2012 to 2013. During this time he honed his skills in assembling different materials and painting, experimenting with ideas and techniques from other established art genres. With influences derived from nature, social culture and music, he developed as a painter and sculptor whose work is not necessarily a search for new art forms, but rather a need to discover and demonstrate different dimensions to the already established art genres of assemblage and abstraction. With a vibrant palette of oil colours and intricate shading of lines, Musami's abstract expressionist works describe and evoke the history of his life experiences and contemporary culture. Peter Musami's works can be found in important private collections. He has exhibited in various solo and group exhibitions in Zimbabwe, South Africa, the UK, Canada and Switzerland. Alice Montanini is a contemporary art curator. After completing a Master's degree in Philosophical Sciences at Alma Mater Studiorum - University of Bologna, she furthered her academic pursuits by obtaining a MA in Curating the Contemporary from London Metropolitan University. Her professional experience encompasses roles of responsibility in international art galleries, managing curatorial projects, and creating multimedia content. Recently, she curated the collective exhibition Flashbacks, showcasing renowned international artists such as Vincenzo Agnetti, Jan Fabre, Roman Opałka, and Remo Salvadori at BUILDINGBOX, an exhibition space within BUILDING, Milan. She co-curated exhibitions such as Private Exposure at the me Collectors Room in Berlin and Dialogues of Space at the Korean Cultural Centre UK in London. In 2021, she founded the YouTube channel Arte Contemporanea Oggi.