Sabine Bremer studied classical violin at the Hanns Eisler Academy of Music in Berlin and jazz at the Berlin University of the Arts. She produces for theatre, film and her own music projects.
Sabine Bremer studied classical violin at the Hanns Eisler Academy of Music in Berlin and jazz at the Berlin University of the Arts. She produces for theatre, film and her own music projects.
Luzie Meyer (b. Tübingen/DE, 1990) works as an interdisciplinary artist, writer, and translator. Grounded in a genre-crossing writing practice, Meyer produces videos, sound-pieces, photographic installations, and performative readings using conceptual and improvisational approaches to suffuse logics with visual, sonic and semantic breaks. Meyer’s works engage the performativity of language through vocal expression, and lay bare … Luzie Meyer
Hanwen Zhang is an interdisciplinary artist and researcher. Her work focuses on critical epistemology and queer-feminist film practice. Informed by diverse modes of learning and sensing, she employs performative methods and works across media—from text and research to filmmaking and collaborative learning—creating situations that reveal social structures and the political subtexts of everyday. Hanwen Zhang … Hanwen Zhang
Mooni Perry is an artist and filmmaker exploring diasporic divinity and gendered cosmologies across East Asia and beyond. Her research began with female communities connected to goddess worship in Taiwan, mainland China, and Hong Kong, and has since expanded to examine how the sacred moves, transforms, and survives through migration and syncretism. Working with multi-channel … Mooni Perry
Beatrice Marchi (born in Gallarate, Italy, 1986) is a visual artist living and working in Berlin. She studied at the Accademia di Brera in Milan and at Hochschule für bildende Künste Hamburg, receiving an MFA in 2017. Using various media such as video, performance, and painting, Marchi adopts the figure of the clown as an … Beatrice Marchi
Montika Kham-on is an artist and filmmaker working between Berlin and Bangkok. She explores her practice across various mediums including video, performance, installation, and sculpture. Her work investigates collective fear, speculative futures, and the struggle over definitions outside dominant narratives, centering emotional landscapes and embodied knowledge. Her works question traditional cinematic structures, developing post-tropical forms … Montika Kham-on
Julius Pristauz (*1998, Judenburg, AT) lives and works in Berlin. He studied transmedia art at the University of Applied Arts Vienna and performance at the Faculty of Fine Arts (FaVU) in Brno, Czechia. In his multimedia practice, Pristauz explores performative forms of expression and their relationship to built space, as well as social binaries in … Julius Pristauz
Catherina Cramer is an artist and filmmaker. Her installations and films are based on artistic research and are often created in collaborative processes with people and in places beyond established art contexts. In her work, she explores power relations and cultural norms, developing a practice of unlearning. She questions common notions of the body, work, … Catherina Cramer
Johannes Büttner moves between past and present, and between speculative imaginaries and science-based socio-economic realities. His work reflects on the future in all its potentialities, while remaining sharply attuned to planetary crises. He draws on contemporary and historical countercultures, political manifestos, cyberpunk, DIY YouTube tutorials, as well as spiritualism and (urban) myths—treating them as prisms … Johannes Büttner
Paul Sonntag (*1991 in Berlin) works as a cinematographer and filmmaker. His cinematography has been shown at Neue Nationalgalerie during Berlin Art Week, Kunsthalle Basel, Salzburger Kunstverein as well as Toronto International Film Festival Next Wave, Kurzfilmtage Winterthur and Recontres Internationales. Trained as an architect and photographer in New York, he went on to study … Paul Sonntag
