Anna Birkner (b. 1989) is a German painter, living and working in Murnau. In 2016, she received her MFA from the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich and received apprenticeship training from Jean-Marc Bustamante.In her work, Alina Birkner explores the interaction of colour and light, perception and the effects both have on the viewer. Gradients and colors melt together softly, creating shimmers, through which it seems as if the colour is freed from the canvas's materiality, developing a life of its own.  Painting here serves as a means of communication for questions that can not be answered on an intellectual level, but can only be dealt with through conscious or subliminal experience.

Kyriaki Goni (b. 1982, in Athens, Greece) lives and works in Athens. She completed graduate and postgraduate studies in Social and Cultural Anthropology in Athens and in Leiden, Netherlands. Additionally, she earned a BA in Visual Arts and an MA in Digital Arts from the Athens School of Fine Arts. For the past ten years,Goni has used a wide range of media to examine big tech’s political, affective, and environmental dimensions. Her work addresses extractivism, surveillance, relations between human and non-human beings, and alternative networks and infrastructures linked to care and community. Through websites, textiles, ceramics, drawings, videos, sound, and text, her installations build alternative ecosystems and shared experiences that connect the local with the planetary and weave together the fictional and the scientific.

Parsa Hosseinpour is an Iranian painter whose work draws on the tactile and emotional qualities of fabric. Parsa works between Tehran and Berlin and holds a B.A. in Performing Arts from the University of Tehran from 2011. She often paints directly on blanket-like textiles, exploring how texture, weight, and softness can hold memory and time. Her paintings combine gesture and material presence in ways that blur the line between image and object.