Ran Zhang makes stories and objects out of organic micrographs, eye floaters, motives of motor and visual proteins. She likes to discover the unplanned space between biological knowledge and personal experience, and find shapes for the personalisation of science all around her. She likes to walk around Neukölln, documenting romantic scenes among the things left behind.

Lolo & Sosaku work with objects, sounds, images, movements and situations of friction between them all to create threshold experiences. Materiality, mechanics and mysticism help them to unveil the hidden energies and forces that exist in our shared life with technology and obsolete devices. During the many hours spent in the studio, they often deal with the entropy of things. They have a soft spot for noise, metal, light, and water.

Anaïs Senli is an artist and independent curator. Starting from the idea of otherness as a battlefield, she likes to think about the porous relationships that connect and differentiate us, about what makes us human, alien or even hybrids. 

Lorena Juan is a researcher and curator based in Berlin and Freiburg. She reads about geological phases of planet earth before sleeping and enjoys studying the weedy entanglements of language.

Sonia Fernández Pan writes, curates, makes podcasts, and moves in migrant rhythms. Weediness is a common feature of almost everything she likes. Berlin is where she spends most of her time, sheltering with friends and strangers in times of censorship, official lies and complicit silence. 

Sylvia Sadzinski curates, researches, writes, teaches and lectures. Although her last name means the planter in Polish, she doesn’t enjoy gardening — but she loves creating spaces and moments of coming together.