Aleksandra Mir was born in Poland, raised in Sweden and lived in New York City for 15 years and in Sicily for 5, before settling in London, where she now resides. She has dual Swedish-American citizenship.

In Marie Kølbæk Iversen's work she deals with the trenchant meeting between intention and material within the tension field between the artworks spirit and body.

Helsinki-based art historian and curator Kati Kivinen has been working as a curator for temporary exhibitions at the Museum of Contemporary Art KIASMA since 2003. Here past exhibition projects in KIASMA include f. ex. the group exhibitions Thank You for the Music (2012) and First We Take Museums (2005) and solo exhibitions by such artists as Gunilla Klingberg (2004) and Heli Rekula (2005). For 2013 she's working on a solo exhibition by Finnish artist Mika Taanila.

Markus Degerman lives and works in Stockholm.

Berlin based artist Phil Collins (born 1970, England) has a performance-based and conceptual practice that uses video and photography to investigate the nuances of interpersonal relations within global communities. Collins has extensively pursued his practice since the early 2000's across places that have experienced geopolitical unrest, cities such as Baghdad, Belgrade, Bogotá, and most recently, Jakarta.

Louise Campbell was born in Copenhagen in 1970. Being the daughter of a Danish father and an English mother, she grew up and was educated in both countries. After graduating from the London College of Furniture in 1992,she returned to Denmark and continued her studies in Industrial Design at Denmark's Design School, graduating from here in 1995