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Alejandro Malatesta is behind the Prototype project. He is a musician, sound engineer, DJ and freelance graphic / web designer. He is the new designer and webmaster of the Alice D Records page.

He is very familiar to the scene as he played his music on many festivals as Wakhan, his chill out music project. Now he is preparing his new musical project while he writes and designs the dystopic universe that has in mind to show us.

Angela Melo – from Curitiba, Brazil. Started the photo manipulation and customization arts in 2012 through her father. After discovering the psychedelic scene in the middle of 2014, she has started to work with festivals in Brazil. The destiny of encountering the psychedelic scene made her understand the true meaning of life into the inner world and this made up her inspiration for the artistic realms.

Sander Jansen is a traditional artist from the Netherlands born in 1981. After 3 years of creating digital surreal art and 3D-animation, he started to pick up the pencil in 2008. Most of the time he starts to draw automatically and let the art flow from his inner world. In 2011 he joined the Exquisite Corpse group collaborating with artists from around the world. Althought pencil is his main tool of trade, he likes to explore ink and paint too.

Future Mode is a project started on 2013 by Aris from Greece.Aris joined the psychedelic scene at 2006 at the age of 15, psychedelic movement have been a big part of his life through organizing events visiting psychedelic gatherings and lately by creating visual art. Future Mode project for the time of 2013-2015 it was just growing underground with out any public performance or previews.Now after enough time of preparation the first videos are online for presenting the visual artwork and the concept of the project.Aris have been a basic member of the organization team which was responsible for Haunted Future at 2012 and Haunted Future 2 at 2014 in Greece.Also he was part of the collaboration in Inner Sanctum Festival for the first edition at 2013 in Hungary and Magik Festival first edition on December of 2014 in Guatemala.Apart from these he was responsible for some other smaller events and been part of other festival crew.

Neil Hague is a UK Metaphysical artist, authorial illustrator and lecturer, originally trained in graphics and book publishing. Over the past fifteen years he has developed a ‘unique’ vision through his unique style of art and creativity. One that has been described as both spiritual and ‘neo-shamanic’ by people who have heard him lecture or who have seen his work.

Neil was born and brought up in Rotherham, South Yorkshire in the UK, to working class parents; and from an early age his imagination and passion for book illustration was to lead him initially into a career in illustration/design and eventually lecturing. Since 2005 he has also developed a career as a painter of trancendental, metaphysical art producing unique imagery for a niche area.

Having spent the early part of the 1990’s working as a book designer and illustrator, Neil went on to complete a postgraduate diploma in Narrative Illustration at the University of Brighton. During this period his work was selected for Images the Best of British Illustration and for the Macmillan Book Illustration Award at the Royal College of Art 1993.

Neil has had numerous exhibitions in the UK and his paintings have appeared on book covers all over the world. Inspired by native Earth peoples, ‘universal’ symbols, archetypes and a love of the science behind nature, he often links and expresses these sources within his work.

In his self-published books Through Ancient Eyes and Journeys in the Dreamtime, he illustrates a personal and fascinating approach to art and image making. In his first Illustrated Story Kokoro, he encapsulates the story of creation with the ‘themes and signs’ unfolding in our reality, as we go through a major shift in consciousness at this time. In his second narrative Moon Slayer, he takes the story further and deeper in terms of characters the creation of our reality. He is currently working on Kokoro part three.

Originally trained in conventional Graphic Arts and Illustration with London agents in the mid 90’s, and over two decades of publishing experience, Neil has an ability to manage and produce individualized book Illustration projects and designs from concept to final output and to budget. With Illustrated work appearing in books and global presentations, He has seen the Illustration profession from all angles; as an artist, commissioning editor to a project manger within publishing. Neil has had several lecturing posts in colleges across the UK since the 90s, teaching Illustration, graphic design, concept art and visual communication.

Neil has lectured on symbolism, creativity and the power of the Imagination since 2004. His highly visual presentations are thought provoking, speak directly to the subconscious mind and more importantly to the heart of those that hear his words.

Neil Gibson is originally from Toronto, Canada. Starting his artistic journey around 2000 while attending school O.C.A.D in Toronto, he began painting backdrops for his local gang, the Black Light Activists. This collective provided the perfect platform to discover, express and exhibit his work to a larger audience. In 2005, he was invited for the first time to Europe, and has been creating and exhibiting world wide ever since. Although known mainly for his ultra-violet-psychedelic-hyper-cubism painting styles, other mediums such as screen printing, collage and digital graphics are often explored. Working collaboratively with music labels, visual artists and organizations all over the world, he has designed many images and package design for album covers, as well as regularly producing unique hand printed t-shirts. Neil has exhibited his work in most countries in Europe, North America, Israel, Russia, Central America, South Africa and Japan.