The artist Sinisa Ilic was born in Serbia in 1977 and studied painting at the University of Arts in Belgrade. He works with various visual elements such as painting, drawings, installations and video. His works have been shown internationally in solo and group exhibitions. He is also involved in various theater productions as a co-author and stage designer and has been working with two other artists as a loosely formed theater group since 1998. He is co-founder of the artist collective "Walking Theory", which combines theory and practice in art.

The artist Dimitar Solakov was born in Bulgaria in 1987. He works mainly with video and photography and integrates drawings into his works. Thematically, he deals with connections. He is concerned with interpersonal relationships as well as the connection between man and nature and the link to various ideas, ideas and belief systems. In addition, he deals with the subjectivity of history and the extent to which presented information is based on certain narratives.

Ukrainian artist Irina Kudrya was born in 1986. She studied visual communication in Kiev. She works with different media, her focus is mainly on video installations and video performances. She deals with the themes of corporeality, identity and success and addresses issues of historical memory and modernity. Since 2020, she has been researching Babyn Yar and conducting special concept tours. Babyn Yar is a place in Kiev that has become a symbol of the "Holocaust by bullets".