Carinna Parraman

Dr Carinna Parraman is Professor of Colour, Design and Print and Director of the Centre for Print Research, University of the West of England Bristol.

Dr Parraman is an artist and printmaker, her practice spans the art and science of colour printing, halftoning, colour perception and material appearance. 

She is Chair of IMPACT International Printmaking Conference, Impact Printmaking Journal, is a committee member of the Colour Group GB, and collaborates with a range of stakeholders including industry, business and technology, cultural heritage, galleries and museums.

Eugènia Agustí

Visual artist and Serra Húnter Fellow, lecturer in the Artistic Processes and Publishing Section of the Department of Visual Arts and Design at the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Barcelona.

I have always been interested in the codification of graphic language and exploring the correlations between colour and geometric abstraction, as well as examining the processes of printing in editable images and their technological deployment. Printmaking and artist publications that study the book form are always present in my work. Some of them have won awards in various competitions, notably Burgos City Council Printmaking Award, Calcografía Nacional «Young Artist Award», Carmen Azorena Award, José Caballero Engraving Competition Award, and Col·lecció Banc de Sabadell Arts Libris Award. Others have been part of exhibitions in different contexts and countries.

Member of «13L Artist's Books» and researcher at «IMARTE: Research Group on Artistic Processes and New Technologies», where we analyze the shifts that digital technologies exert on artistic productions as generators of new languages that traverse art, science and technology.

Usama Habil

Usama Habil Habil (Damascus, 1985) is an artist, researcher, and lecturer specializing in printmaking and contemporary art. He holds a PhD in Fine Arts from the Complutense University of Madrid, where he defended the thesis, "Frustrated Modernities: Critical Discourses in Arab Art in the Middle East (2000–2015)."

Between 2013 and 2025, he worked as a printmaking teacher and production assistant at Benveniste CP&P, collaborating with prominent national and international artists. He is currently Dr. Assistant Professor in the Drawing Department at the Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Salamanca.

His career closely combines artistic practice with research on contemporary art from the Middle East. Through his work, teaching, workshops, and publications, he explores and builds connections between Europe and the Middle East.

He won the 1º Prize at the VIII International Mini Print Cantabria.