Leyla Yenirce is a multi-disciplinary artist working between video, installation, and performance. Her works deal with multi-layered themes such as cultural and medial structures of dominance. She often creates cinematic, staged works based on found footage that are politically and critically charged. A central aspect of her work is the deliberate use of sound.

Enis Maci is the author of the essay collection Eiscafé Europa and Karl May (together with Mazlum Nergiz) as well as a series of theatre plays, including Mitwisser, AUTOS and WUNDER. Her work has been honoured many times, most recently with the Max Frisch Prize of the City of Zurich. In 2022 she was a fellow at the Villa Aurora in Los Angeles.

Mazlum Nergiz writes prose, essays and plays. He completed the DAS Theatre Master’s programme at the Amsterdamse Hogeschool voor de Kunsten. Most recently, the graphic novel Koma was published in collaboration with Leonie Ott by März Verlag and the essay collection Karl May (together with Enis Maci) by Suhrkamp.

Noah-Jinu Moerbeck is a musician and artist from Hamburg. He studies at the HfBK Hamburg and also works as a solo musician. He is also active as a producer, sound designer and live musician in collaboration with various artists.

Theresa George is a film anthropologist based in Hamburg. She studied cultural anthropology, journalism and political science in Leipzig. George has co-developed films and videos in changing constellations, works for film festivals, curates her own programs and teaches visual anthropology