Maruša Sagadin was born in 1978 in Ljubljana, Slovenia and is based in Vienna, Austria. She studied architecture at TU Graz before transitioning to performative arts and sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. In 2015/2016, she participated in the ISCP Grant in New York City (USA), and in 2010, she was awarded the Schindler Grant at the MAK – Center for Art and Architecture in Los Angeles (USA). From 2011 – 2017 she was Assistant Professor at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, in the department for Performative Arts and Sculpture.

Stephan Lugbauer, born in 1976, now lives and works in Vienna and Lower Austria. He studied architecture at the Technical University of Vienna and received his MFA from the Academy of Fine Arts, New Media Department, Vienna. He was a fellow of the MAK Schindler Residency in Los Angeles, the BMUKK Studio Residency in Mexico City, and the Cité des Arts in Paris.

Edmund Kwong is a Project Architect at Morphosis Architects with broad experience in the design and construction of a range of project types including academic, cultural, high-rise, and commercial buildings.

Through his studies in both Architecture and Fine Arts, Tobias Klauser (1981) has always worked at the intersection of the two fields. Since 2013, together with Carlo Lienhard, he has run a design studio in Zurich. With their own label, Maybesoon, they explore the possibilities of local and sustainable production, creating sculptural works that are also marketable.