Ting-Jung Chen's artistic practice focuses on the mapping of memory and identity in the acoustic territory and power system. She explores collective dialogue and tension under the influence of affective tonality through multi-channel sound, kinetic installation, and sculpture. Chen's work involves reinterpreting historical memories by deconstructing symbolic cultural artifacts and exploring the formation of discipline in the mapping process.

Veronika Eberhart is an artist, musician, and researcher working at the intersection of sculpture, text, sound, and moving image. Her practice unfolds through speculative gestures, navigating the space between archive and fiction. Grounded in feminist and class-based theories, her work draws on a background in sociology (University of Vienna and Copenhagen) and fine arts (Academy of Fine Arts Vienna).

Jakob Sellaoui is a US-born architect of Austrian and Algerian heritage who founded Studio Jakob Sellaoui in 2020. Within his practice the notion of collapse and crisis are reframed as opportunities for adaptation and change. The work explores the resulting spatial and material potentials he calls “Good-Enough Architecture”. Up to date the studio has realised projects in several scales and locations ranging from Nicaragua, Portugal, Austria, and the US.