NATALIA LITVINOVA
I come from Belarus, which means White Russia. I was born between the buildings and the forest but I spent my childhood in my grandmother's field. I am interested in spreading Russian literature and poetry which is a little divulging forms of return.

The transfer of Gómel to Buenos Aires in the mid-1990s pushed me over time to translate both classical and contemporary and marginal, and to investigate my origin.

TOM MAVER
If Nina comes from Switzerland, Natalia from Belarus and Josefina from Paraná, I have hardly moved from where I was born. It was my grandparents who moved from Santiago del Estero (the maternal) and from Great Britain (the paternos), leaving me the interest for translation, cooking and old age. My parents made me know the taste for stillness and that way of digging that is the repetition. Between the mandate to move and stay, I opted for this small seclusion that is literature, which for me is a trident of reading, writing and translation.

JOSEFINA WOLF
I'm from Paraná, from the river. My shelters are reading, native plants, drawing, bird watching, my house and my pets. My favorite birds are the Red Thrush, the Benteveo and the raptors. My constituent traces are my dad's photographic gaze and his hugs. Sleeping with my grandmother, her mates with donkey and the stories. The temperance and sweetness of my mother. I like to work with pencil, pen, microfiber and gouge, the gestural techniques where the trace of the stroke has greater strength and where black predominates, primary color in my images, mark of my training and basic specialization in Fine Arts : the drawing and the engraving.

NINA KAELIN
I was born surrounded by Alps and lakes, in Switzerland. I grew up with the wind, the green hills and the sea, in Scotland. Finally, the endless and bewildering plain and sky enchanted me. I studied Fine Arts, then film and documentary, I grew up in that world. With the five languages ​​that I accumulated in my nomadic swings, translation has been something everyday and today I am looking for how to combine my two passions: the moving image and the languages.