Isabel Law is an artist & researcher based in London.

Her work focuses on examining our psychological relationship with(in) nature in urban environments and spaces where people leave a heavy footprint.

Her practice broadly explores our wide ecological networks. She often alternates between a mix of found, organic or digital media, questioning how we conceptualise and capture the complexity and impermanence of our world. Through her installations, objects and experiences, she hopes to elicit empathy and curiosity in the Other - from our human, to more-than-human neighbours.

Martin Karl Kufieta is a Berlin-based artist.

Martin Karl Kufieta's artistic practice combines both individual and collective approaches. His interdisciplinary work explores various themes, with his Polish heritage playing a continuous and central role. By incorporating objects from the past and locally sourced materials, he creates emotional connections and shares personal stories.

A core aspect of his work is the desire to bring people together. Through participatory objects such as seating arrangements, tableware, and temporary gathering spaces,he encourages interaction and dialogue.

Zeren Oruc is an independent curator, researcher, and dialogical artist dedicated to exploring and addressing modern issues of ecology, society, and sustainability through decolonial narratives and anti-capitalist theories.

Her practice revolves around decentralized and non-hierarchical approaches rooted in long-term collaborations, with the intention of establishing an environment that fosters open conversation and care.

She is the co-founder and curator of former Montemero Art Residency in Almeria, Spain, which has permenately closed due to severe drought in the region.