Alexandra Moltke Johansen writes librettos, songs and plays for children, adolescence and adults. She creates political performances with her group DE FEMTEN. Alexandra has recieved several awards for her work.

www.alexandramoltke.dk

www.defemten.dk

Bjørn Erik Haugen is a Norwegian artist with an MA from the National Academy in Oslo (2007) and currently working on a Phd. He works mainly with compositions, sound- and video-installation and from a conceptual platform where the idea to the work comes before the material, media or way of expression. Bjørn’s works has been shown on the annual national autumn exhibition in Norway, and have been screened in Vienna, Barcelona, Sweden, Germany, England and in USA. He has also exhibited at Transmediale 2012 in Berlin and in 2012 he received «Honorary Mention» at Prix Ars Electronica 2012 in the section Digital Musics & Sound Art.

www.bjornerikhaugen.com
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Dagmar Radmacher (MA RCA) is a Copenhagen based visual artist focusing on repetitive, slowed down, destructive and dogmatic processes. Dagmar’s works often have an aspect within a public performance, thus stressing the focus on the process as well as creating a kind of visual dialogue and forcing the slow, repetitive process out of the mystical privacy of the artists studio.

Kamila Olas was born 1993 in Konin (Poland). Currently she is starting Postgraduated Studies in Danish National Academy of Music in Odense. She graduated on Royal Danish Academy of Music in Copenhagen (Denmark) in accordion class prof. Geir Draugsvoll. Kamila was a student at the Academy of Music in Gdansk (Poland) in accordion class prof. Elzbieta Rosinska. Under the exchange programme ERASMUS+ in the academic year 2015/2016 she studied at Hochschule fur Music in Detmold (Germany) in accordion class prof. Grzegorz Stopa.
Kamila is exploring classical repertoire for accordion but also improvisation including performative and theatrical aspects of music.

Lisa Brüning is a German theatre director and performing artist from Berlin. She graduated at Hochschule für Schauspielkunst Ernst Busch and works internationally as performer and director at state- & off-theatres e.g. Volksbühne Berlin, Théâtre National du Strasbourg, Staatstheater Oldenburg, Yoram Löwenstein Studio of Performing Arts Tel Aviv, Teaterøen Copenhagen. Her artistic focus is autobiographical work and the social impact of privacy.

Born in Barcelona, from Swiss parents. Lydia started dancing and acting from a young age. She studied at the Catalan Center of Film Studies (CECC) and in 1994 moved to Australia where she graduated at the Victoria College of the Arts, Melbourne. In 2018 she made a Master in Transdisciplinarity at the ZHdK, the University of the Arts in Zurich, where she currently lives, teaches and develops further projects with Artisan Films and Kunstruktur, an independent cultural association. Back in Barcelona, she runs Curtidos, a ‘space for error and art’ that is also offered as a residency for researches and artists. Lydia has written and directed shorts and feature films, in narrative and documentary genres. She has made video-installations in art galleries and museums. By observing, listening and exploring the media, she has learned that film has many forms: it can be a door, a dream, a letter, a mirror, an exorcism. Sometimes a story.

www.lydiazimmermann.com

Rooted in the European classical and folk music tradition, Mauro Patricelli’s documentary operas offer an experimental approach to music theatre by combining ethno-musicological studies and stage performance. Born in Ortona in Italy in 1969, since 2007 he has been based in Copenhagen. Besides numerous chamber music works he has composed three documentary operas. His third opera Skattegraveren presented at Copenhagen Opera House in 2019 was nominated for a Reumert special prize.

Mingo Rajandi is a composer, double bass player, performer, leader of many ensembles and creator of different interdisciplinary projects. Her background is in theatre and music studies and she likes to mix different styles and genres in her art. Social, political and environmental issues have become more and more important in her work, but she often gets inspired by poetry, different cultures and languages.

She is based in Tallinn, Estonia.

Riikka Gröndahl is a visual artist living in Gothenburg, Sweden. She works with video, text, sound and site-specificity. Riikka’s documentary-based works rise from research periods where she gathers knowledge based on lived experience. She meets and interviews a variety of people for each work, leading the works to often take polyvocal forms. In her latest works she has been exploring the relations of human and animal.

Born in Lisbon in 1987. Moved to Denmark in 2013, where she has been living and working. Sara practices time-based art and installation, focusing on the materiality and impermanence of media compared with the human body and exploring the plasticity of time. She questions decay/ageing and often uses old media to create her art pieces. Sara has developed the project AR[T]CHIVES: New life in the old archives in partnership with DFI – Danish Film Institute and moves around in the fields of visual arts, film and graphic design.

Tali Rázga is the artistic director of Gazart –  a Copenhagen based dance-theatre company which primarily produces family and school performances. Tali creates stage and film work from a choreographic mindset and is happy to mix genres and styles in her strive to create performances of relevance for people of all ages.

Thomas Wiesner is a Danish architect, visual artist and educator with extensive educative practices at various Scandinavian and European architecture, art, theater and design schools. His research focus on oblique dwelling issues, overlooked quotidian matters and explorations of spatio-temporal mnemonic conditions. Micro video recording practice investigating the phenomenological nature of body/space morphologies and haptic cognitions. From 2010 to 2018 Thomas worked as professor in artistic approaches at The Architecture School in Bergen, Norway.