Noemi Polo (b. 1990, Italy) is an architect and creative director specializing in spatial and experiential activations, working mainly in fashion, art and music. After receiving her master’s in architecture from the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, in 2018, she received the art and architecture fellowship by the MAK Center for Art & Architecture, which was followed by a teaching position at SCI ARC Institute of Architecture.

Born in the former Yugoslavia, Berlin-based artist Aleksandra Domanović (b. 1981) has been exploring history, technology, and identity in her body of work for over a decade. Her work takes an insightful look at a wide range of phenomena of contemporary society, such as cultural techniques, scientific and technological developments, history and culture, popular culture, and the shaping of national and cultural identity. Domanović’s works are precisely conceived narratives, visualized using iconic images or illustrations taken from other contexts.

Gerry Bibby is an artist working across performance, sculpture, print and writing. Recent projects include Point Center for Contemporary Art Cyprus, The Showroom London, and Kunsthaus Bregenz. He is author of The Drumhead, Sternberg Press (2014).

Baptiste Penetticobra is a French director and photographer. His work primarily focuses on prosaic environments, their inhabitants, and their relationship to fiction, signs, and narrative.

Flora Hauser holds a Diploma in Media Art and Sculpture from University of Applied Arts, Vienna and studied graphic and communication design at the Höhere Graphische Bundes-Lehr- und Versuchsanstalt in Vienna.

Alan Ríos-Cruz was born and grew up in Mexico. He graduated in 2015 from ITESM-CCM (Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education) in Mexico City, and worked as an assistant designer at the furniture and interior design company BLANGKAZ.

Alejandra Avalos-Guerrero is an architect and designer from Mexico City. Her practice and research span various scales, from buildings to public art installations and publications. Her work has been exhibited at the MAK Center for Art and Architecture, Harvard's Kirkland Gallery, and Mextrópoli. Alejandra holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Tecnológico de Monterrey and a Master of Architecture from Harvard University.

Jose Guillermo Acosta holds a Bachelor of Architecture from Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education. As a co-founder of the artist collective WASA MX, he has been a guest lecturer in Fundamentals of Design at ITESM, a finalist in the Arquine Competition 18 “Mextrópoli Pavillion” in Mexico, and recipient of second place in the Razonarq “Peace Pavillion” competition. He currently lives and works in Mexico City.