Born in Barcelona in 1970, he discovered his passion for photography after moving to Menorca following his graduation in Optics in 1992. He obtained a Graduate Degree in Photography from the EFFPC in 1998 and began his career covering reports for NGOs in Central America. He later completed a Postgraduate Degree in Aesthetics at the UAB and a Degree in Philosophy at the Universitat de Barcelona, with a focus on aesthetics and political philosophy, and completed further training at the International Center of Photography in New York in 2015. In 2009, he moved to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, where he combined commercial assignments with his first long-term projects: ‘Min Turab’ and ‘Ha Aretz’. Travel is the thread running through his work, while territory emerges as the core of his narratives. Positioned at the intersection of investigative documentary and authored photography, his projects explore the complexity of the present through the representation of a strange and alienated contemporary landscape.

Arianna Rinaldo is a graphic editor, curator and consultant specialising in contemporary documentary photography. She began her career in New York in 1998 as Archive Director at Magnum Photos, before working as photo editor for Colors and as a consultant for publications including D de La Repubblica. She served as Artistic Director of Cortona On The Move from 2012 to 2021, and has been Photography Curator at PhEST since 2016. She was also Director of OjodePez, a documentary photography magazine published in English and Spanish by La Fábrica, for eight years. In this role, she organised the OjodePez Photo Meeting in Barcelona from 2010 to 2012. Rinaldo also co-curated ‘Domestic’, an international photography exhibition produced by the Photographic Social Vision Foundation and Obra Social Caja Madrid in 2010, and was guest curator of DOCfield, the documentary photography festival in Barcelona organised by the same foundation, in 2014.She currently develops international projects from Barcelona.

CEO of Anteverti, Co-founder of CitiesToBe, and Curatorial Advisor of the Smart City Expo World Congress, she brings over 18 years of international experience working with cities, corporations and organisations to shape bold strategic visions and translate them into measurable impact. In 2025, she was appointed to the Academic Body of the Norman Foster Institute on Sustainable Cities. A frequent keynote speaker at forums organised by the United Nations, OECD, European Commission, Urban Land Institute and the Seoul Leaders Forum, among others, she holds a BA in Fine Arts from the University of Barcelona, an MA in Urban Sociology from Goldsmiths, University of London, and completed the Ignite Program in Business Innovation at Stanford Graduate School of Business.

A Smart City pioneer, she is President of Anteverti and Curator of the Smart City Expo World Congress — the world's leading event on urban innovation. With over 30 years of experience in senior management roles across ICT companies and public organisations, she has served as CIO of the Barcelona City Council and as General Director of Public Sector and Health at T-Systems. She is a member of the Board of Directors of Barcelona's Cercle d'Economia, President of the Business Council of Barcelona BITHabitat, and a member of the boards of EADA Business School, Barcelona Global and the Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art. She is the first woman to receive the honorary prize at La Nit de les Telecomunicacions i la Informàtica of Catalonia.

Sergio García i Rodríguez is a strategic communications expert specialising in place narratives, city branding and urban storytelling, with over 13 years of experience working with international organisations, private sector clients and media. As Editor-in-Chief of CitiesToBe and Head of Communications at Anteverti, he leads the platform's editorial strategy and works as a senior consultant on place narrative and city branding projects, including the Smart City Brand of Seoul, the international positioning of Madrid as a digital city, and the narrative framework for the New Urban Agenda of Catalonia. He previously led communications for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Chile and worked for T-Systems and the EFE News Agency. He is the author of ‘Colores de Francia’ (Anaya Touring).