Maomì MEINDL is an artist based in London. Her work extends into an interdisciplinary practice that often centers around sculpture and performance. Through a close examination of site-specific dynamics, she explores the performativity of the spaces she engages with, seeking to root questions of transnational subjectivity.

Emma PAPWORTH is based in London. She makes sculptures and installations that questions the urban environments we inhabit, drawing on materials and forms that express their age and history, as well as the story of their origins and past human use: to offer imaginary futures as well as contemplations on technology, tradition, community and long timescales.

Moritz RIESENBECK is based in Düsseldorf. He develops situational interventions that create a temporary staging of space and environment. Places and objects are linked as images of our time with socially, culturally or individually based associations. Thus, they function as symbols for contemporary phenomena, which he tries to capture through his intervention and make them atmospherically tangible. He is interested in the real, the memories, the traces, the emotions that we leave behind, according to which we construct our realities and wish that art also takes place in these spaces.

Lyllie ROUVIERE is based in Berlin. She collaborates as a choreographer and performer locating her work at the nexus of spatialities and bodies. She explores approaches and methods of how to deepen a sensitive and emotional relationship with our environment. She understands herself as a spatial mover who collaborates with both human and non-human entities. Her desire is to develop an awareness of the inside and outside realm, enabling a transformation towards togetherness. Rouvière's artistic practice is greatly informed by her professional training in architecture and dance.

Haiqing WANG is based between Düsseldorf and Berlin and currently studies at Kunstakademie Düsseldorf. Most of her works are time and space-based media such as writing, video, sound, performance, situation, and other media not yet defined. She is fascinated by fictional narratives and constructs fictional situations in specific locations, in order to deal with the gap between imagination and reality. She cares about how deeply the sensory experiences influence people's perceptions of their surroundings, leading to new ways of understanding.

Julian WESTERMANN is based in Düsseldorf. His work mainly revolves around the thin line between fragility and brutality. His objects often move on the border to being a prop or equipment, so that, in their apparent functionality or dis-functionality, a performativity is automatically inherent. This forms a bridge to his work as a musician in which he performs self-created pop songs that mirror and contextualize his pictorial work on a basis of emotionality embedded in the conventional structures of pop music.