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TRIADIC is a creative house and cultural engine that sits at the forefront of arts and innovation. Its DNA is at the intersection of art, video, dance, music, design and technology. It was founded by strategic advisor Elizabeth Edelman, creative director Mafalda Millies and curator Roya Sachs in 2019. Their practice and projects are rooted in collaboration, as they work to share unique and impactful stories, and expand the creative community through immersive and collective experiences.

( Producer) Elizabeth Edelman is a strategic advisor based between New York & London, focused on facilitating growth, con- tributing visionary ideas, capital, talent, and partnerships, and leading operational execution and production for a range of clients. Previously Vice President of Business Development, and Executive Board member at Global Citizen, she was responsible for the organization's business strategy & operations, producing large scale music festivals, interactive digital platforms, and all media programming across five countries. Elizabeth spent her first two years out of university working for Edelman in the Public Affairs, Change Management & Employee Engagement divisions in New York and Brussels, consulting corporates as they went through restructurings, mergers and acqui- sitions. Projects have included work with Live Nation, Pioneer Works, The Venue Group, Mumford & Sons, Arcade Fire, Matt Shultz, Ivy Park, GUCCI, Universal Music, iHeart, Google, NBC/MSNBC, Cadillac, TMobile, 9/11 Memorial, and The Gates Foundation, among others. Raised in New York City, she attended Georgetown University where she received her BA in Government Affairs. She also advises several non-profit organizations including, Pioneer Works, WarChild UK, America Needs You, KANPE, Teaching Matters, and Lenox Hill Neighborhood House.

(Editor) Mafalda Millies is a creative director and curator working at the intersection of visual arts and music. Her work ranges from the artistic direction and curation of experiential, large-scale installations and live performances over to video, and content creation. With a focus on multi-disciplinary, innovative art in unconventional settings, her collaborations range from performance artist Marina Abramovic, composer James William Blades, designers Humberto and Fernando Campana, over to punk ballerina Karole Armitage and choreographer Nathan Mitchell. Past projects include work with Live Nation, Sotheby's, Vogue UK, Performa, Mana Contemporary, Nomad Art Fair, Alma Zevi Gallery, Relais & Châteaux, Laduree, Dedon and Selfridges. Between 2015-2019 Mafalda was the Creative Director of New York music management agency C3 MGMT, where she worked with emerging and established artists on creative identity and advising, from music videos to staging and graphic design. She is chair of the Warburg Institute Visionary Circle. Her work has been nominated and awarded at festivals such as SXSW, the UKMVAs and the LA Music Video Festival. She attended the University of Texas at Austin and graduated with an MA in Political Sciences. Mafalda now lives in Vienna, Austria.

( Editor) Roya Sachs is a curator and artistic director based in London. Her unconventional and cross-disciplinary approach often combines visual arts through technology, dance, music, light and installation, with a strong emphasis and specialty in performance and experience based art. Previously, she served as curator of Lever House Art Collection from 2016-2019, commissioning large-scale single-artist exhibitions in Manhattan's iconic landmark Lever House lobby. During this time she was also Artistic Director of Spring Place, developing immersive productions, multi-floored curation and institutional partnerships. Roya has presented exhibitions, performances, and installa- tions in collaboration with institutions and companies including Performa, Google, Spring Place, Gertrude, Mana Contemporary, Bosi Contemporary Gallery, Gerson Zevi Gallery, and Lamb Arts. Her artistic collaborators include: Peter Halley, the New York City Ballet, the Campana Brothers, Karole Armitage, Grammy-nominated PubliQuartet, Adam Pendleton, assume vivid astro focus, Adam McEwen, and Katherine Bernhardt. She sits on the board of directors at Performa, as well as the advisory board of Therme Art Program and AucArt. Raised in London, she attended NYU, where she received her BA in History, Art History, and Creative Writing.

( Editor) Matthias Kliefoth Publisher, DISTANZ