Emiliano Reyes and Kolya-Alvaro Dam de Nogales — Bayti Baytak
Kolya-Alvaro Dam de Nogales
founder@viscralexperience.com
www.kolyaalvaro.com
Filmmaker and Immersive Artist based in Barcelona, Spain, Founding Member of Visceral Experience SL
Kolya-Alvaro Dam de Nogales is a filmmaker and immersive artist based in Barcelona, Spain, and a founding member of Visceral Experience SL. His work spans documentary and fiction, including the series VEUS and the narrative films Paint the Wall Red and One Good Horse, which has received recognition at festivals such as Short to the Point and Luces Cameros Acción. Having screened his projects at cultural institutions like the CCCB,
He is currently developing his next works, Concrete Lovers and Linea Directa Al Amor.
Emiliano Reyes
director@visceralexperience.com
Filmmaker and Immersive Artist based In Madrid, Spain, Founding Member of Visceral Experience SL
Born in Mexico City in 1999, Emiliano Reyes is a graduate of TAI University in Cinematography and Audiovisual Arts, currently continuing his studies at the LAV Master’s program in Madrid. His films have been selected for festivals such as the Chicago CineYouth Festival and Poland’s EuroShort Film Fest.
His work delves into the distinct possibilities of the moving image, with a primary focus on the photochemical medium and its expressive depth. Through his practice, Reyes addresses contemporary questions, exploring themes of significant political and social relevance.
Maryam Alaouie
production@visceralexperience.com
Maryam Alaouie is a journalist specialising in advocacy reporting, politics, human rights, and activism. Her work combines storytelling, research, and analysis to examine systemic challenges, social dynamics, and governance across the Middle East. With experience in civil society and in managing social-impact projects in Copenhagen, Lisbon, and across the EU, she brings an international, policy-informed perspective to her reporting.
Maryam produces journalism that amplifies underrepresented voices, highlights opportunities for change, and connects local realities to broader political and structural issues.