Oda Tungodden is a Norwegian painter based between Bergen, Norway, and Cape Town, South Africa. With a Master of Fine Arts from the University of Bergen and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Cape Town's Michaelis School of Fine Art, her work is concerned with exploring the intricate web of factors that shape our perceptions and narratives.

While rooted in figuration, her painterly work extends beyond traditional boundaries, incorporating spatial and relational practices. At the core Tungodden’s work is an exploration of the human experience. Through her artistic practice, she aims to create spaces for meaningful conversations, fostering empathy and connections within individuals and between people. Tungodden is interested in engaging conversations across different cultural and geographical boundaries.

Sasha Kulak is a director born in Vitebsk, Belarus. Her films have taken her to communities and stories of isolation across the world, whether among the Mexican Mennonites (Salamanca, 2015, 41’), an abandoned mining town in the USA (Quicksilver Chronicles, 2019, 75’), or the Belarusian protests of 2020 (Mara, 2022, 61’). Her latest feature film A Hawk as Big as a Horse (77’), follows a character who seeks refuge in ornithology and Twin Peaks while crafting their own version of the world, was made in collaboration with Arte La Lucarne, won a special mention at Dok Leipzig in 2022.

Illustratrice installée dans les côtes-d'Armor, Morgane Bellec n’a jamais coupé avec sa passion d’enfant : le dessin.

b. 1991. Molly Martin is an artist based in London