Teilnehmende

Constantin Hartenstein is a Berlin-based artist working at the intersection of technology, queerness, and the human body. He studied at the Braunschweig University of Art (HBK) and the Berlin University of the Arts (UdK). Hartenstein’s work spans sculpture, drawings, prints, performances, and multimedia installations, reflecting on post-digital materiality and speculative futures. His practice critically examines … Constantin Hartenstein

Naomi Rincón Gallardo (*1979) lives and works between Oaxaca and Mexico City, Mexico. From a decolonial-queer perspective, her critical-mythical worldmaking addresses the creation of counter-worlds in neocolonial settings. In her work she integrates her interests in theater games, popular music, Mesoamerican cosmologies, speculative fiction, vernacular festivities and crafts, decolonial feminisms and queer of color critique. … Naomi Rincón Gallardo

Philipp Gufler researches questions of queer pictorial worlds and challenges Western historiography, in which heterosexuality and a binary gender system are the social norm. In his artistic praxis he uses various media, including silk-screen printing on fabrics or mirrors, artist’s books, performances and video installations. Philipp Gufler lives and work in Amsterdam has been an … Philipp Gufler

Lola von der Gracht is an interdisciplinary artist. Her collages, installations and performances reflect identity, gender and belonging. The works combine photography, drawing and poetry to create fragmentary narratives that interweave personal experiences with collective memory and thus create space for reflection and the questioning of social norms. Often presented in public spaces, her art … Lola von der Gracht

Danila Lipatov was born in the former Soviet Union and initially studied Translation Studies at Moscow State Linguistic University. In 2023, he completed his studies in Media Arts at the Academy of Media Arts Cologne. In his multimedia works (installation, performance, video) and artistic workshop formats, Danila works with autofictional methods and filmic-performative reconstructions of … Danila Lipatov

Artist Isabel Lewis’s 
(born 1981 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) socio-choreographic practice is a strategy of response to space, time, architecture, and situation. Trained in dance, philosophy, and literary criticism, Lewis employs an expanded sense of the choreographic; she generates affective bodily experiences that address all of the senses in her inherently collaborative practice. Her … Isabel Lewis

Robert Lippok has been testing art’s outermost edges for over four decades. His background at the costume department of the German State Opera in Berlin, the studies at the School of Art and Design Berlin-Weissensee, and the pioneering band projects Ornament und Verbrechen (1983) and To Rococo Rot (1995 – 2014) informed a transversal practice … Robert Lippok

Minh Duc Pham (* in Schlema, Germany, 1991) is an artist living in Berlin, Germany. Pham completed a diploma in Exhibition Design and Scenography at the Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design in 2019 and studied Performance and Design Theory as a guest student at the Berlin University of the Arts. He works in the … Minh Duc Pham

Jesse Darling’s multi-disciplinary practice considers how bodily subjects are initially formed and continuously reformed through sociopolitical influences. Darling draws on his own experience as well as the narratives of history and counter-history. He explores the inherent vulnerability of being a body, and how the inevitable mortality of living things translates to civilizations and structures. Featuring … Jesse Darling