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.

Johanna Bruckner was born in Vienna, Austria in 1984; she currently researches for a PhD, which explores Visual Cultures in interaction with artistic practice by examining performative urbanism through the screen in digitalized social environments. Her participatory installations/videos investigate new forms of social mobility in the fields of cyber migration, transient spaces, and inter-communication between spatial cartographies, working at the interface between art, society, urbanism and technology.

Landscape can be abstractly described as the intertwinig of both spatial and physical expansion, made visible by a piece of nature“ (Werner Hofmann on Caspar David Friedrich and Art at the beginning of the 19th century) – Using the Romantic Movement as her inspiration, artist and designer Katrin Schoof investigates landscape as a “space of desires“. Through opulent images of both real and virtual landscapes, a contemplative journey into something like paradise unfolds.