Nika Radic is an artist and works in different media. Her main topic is the limits of possible communication: what is it that we can really understand in everyday communication but also in art. She has done several works that used facades and walls in public space that opened the wall into an imaginary space beyond.
This allowed the viewers to 'peep' into the building and see something that is going on inside… even if it was only an illusion.

Clemens Wilhelm is a multi media artist. He combines photography, video and performance in his projects, which are often collaborations with audiences. Public space is his hunting ground - on the street, in the gallery or in the net. His work revolves around concepts of individuality and the individual’s interactions with society: the development, representation and expression of the self. Another focus is the creation of meaning through language.

He studied Fine Arts, Philosophy and English and was awarded 'Meisterschüler of Prof. Candice Breitz' at HBK Braunschweig in 2009. This was followed by a one-year-residency grant by KSN Northeim, Niedersachsen.

Collaborators: Massimo Avvisati, Sebastian Pfaller and Tamara Acosta.

Ann Oren
Video installation artist, born in Tel-Aviv, lives and works in Brooklyn. Received her MFA in Fine Arts from the School of Visual Arts, NY. Her work has been shown in The Hammer Museum, LA, WRO Art Center, Wroclaw, Poland, PS122, NY, The State Museum-Reserve Tsaritsyno, Moscow, Taller Boricua, NY, 4CULTURE, Seattle, The Bluecoat, Liverpool and APEXART, NY.

Zevan Rosser
Zevan, born in NY, lives and works in Brooklyn, is a computer artist and programmer. He received his BFA from the School of Visual Arts, NY. He works as a freelance designer, programmer and consultant for design firms and ad agencies in NYC. Rosser is a professor of Computer Art at The School of Visual Arts and the co-author of Learning Actionscript 3.0: A Beginner's Guide [O'Reilly].

Ulu Braun is a media artist specialising in video collage techniques and known for his skills to challenge everyday experience. He studied at the University for Applied Arts in Vienna, Austria, Academy of Fine Arts in Helsinki, Finland and University for Film and Television Potsdam, Germany. His works have been shown in solo and group exhibitions, and screened at key international festivals. He also is a member of the YKON artist group based in Finland.

Katrin Schoof has her own product and communication-design label ('gabi-berlin'). In addition to designing for both public and private clients, she continues to develop her work as an artist, using photography and projections as her medium. She has been the visual artist for many theatre & dance productions throughout Europe. "Paradise Panorama" was developed as part of a project with the choreogapher Thomas Lehmen in 2008.