César Schofield Cardoso is a visual artist based in Praia, Cabo Verde, working across cinema, photography, video art, and web projects. He co-wrote the documentary OMI NOBU: THE NEW MAN (2023), which would win the Étalon D’Or at FESPACO (Burkina Faso). He also wrote and directed the short film ROOTS (2010), winner of the Audience Award at the Cabo Verde International Film Festival. He curated the multimedia projects THE INTENSE NOW (2021) and VOCAL STREETS (2022) and co-edited the book ATLANTICA: CONTEMPORARY ART FROM CABO VERDE, GUINEA-BISSAU, SÃO TOMÉ AND PRÍNCIPE, AND THEIR DIASPORAS (Hangar Books, 2020). His current work focuses on contemporary issues in Cabo Verde, a country highly vulnerable to environmental, social, and economic factors. Schofield Cardoso uses digital tools and the web as a channel and metaphor for social and political issues. He co-created the imprint Storia na Lugar, a project exploring socio-spatial dynamics and claiming the right to the city through storytelling.