‘Dream Together, You Can Still Win’: this unique collaboration with British-Nigerian multi-disclipinary artist and designer, Yinka Ilori MBE, promises to connect art, design, and cycling culture, reaffirming Cinelli’s commitment to cultural collaboration and community engagement.

“Bike culture has been an integral part of my childhood,” said Yinka Ilori, “shaping many of my experiences as an inner city kid in London. The bike itself symbolizes freedom - it’s a tool which allows you to venture, to escape, and to expand your horizons.”

Melcher Oosterman is a Dutch illustrator whose work celebrates the curious and colorful. Known for storytelling through the surreal, he has built a career that straddles the commercial and the imaginative, always pushing the boundaries of what illustration can say. Oosterman’s illustrations have been honored by American Illustration and Communication Arts, and he continues to delight audiences with editorial and commercial projects across the globe. When he's not drawing, you’ll likely find him crate-digging for jazz records, walking his cat, or daydreaming in Dutch cafés.

Shana Sadeghi-Ray is a Boston-born multi-disciplinary artist living in Brooklyn, New York City. Her recent work revolves around exploring her obsessive desire to collect, pushing her into mediums such as a jewellery-making, crochet and collage. Her extraordinarily rich and playful artworks have been exhibited in various galleries as well as the garments of cult brands such as Heavn by Marc Jacobs, Supreme, Stussy, Adidas, Story MFG and Calvin Klein.

Gerry Wedd is one of Australia’s most celebrated ceramicists. Wedd has exhibited extensively in Australia and internationally, including Havana Biennial, JamFactory, Ian Potter Museum of Art and The Victoria and Albert Museum. He has received numerous awards and is represented in public collections including the Art Gallery of South Australia, Powerhouse Museum, National Gallery of Australia, National Gallery of Victoria, Shepparton Art Museum and Queensland University of Technology. He works from a studio in his garden and surfs whenever he can.

Gabriel Alcala is an illustrator living in Miami Florida. His illustrations have regularly appeared in publications such as The New Yorker, New York Times and Washington Post as well as in the communication of many of the world’s most iconic brands (Apple and Nike, to name a couple). His acid-tinged and nostalgic universe of characters and objects are a magical world unto themselves.

Bràulio Amado