Katharina Arndt (b.1981) is a Contemporary artist from Germany who lives and works between Berlin and Barcelona. She studied Fine Arts at Braunschweig school of art and later on obtained her Master of Fine Arts by John Armleder. Her fast and colorful paintings ironize the contemporary mass consumerist aesthetic of a decadent, abundant society in picturing her everyday life in the digital age. Additionally, her work has been shown in several galleries and museums in worldwide. Some examples include the Saatchi Gallery (London), Museum Villa Rot (Burgrieden), Kunstverein (Hannover).

Daniel Um (b. 2001 Seoul, South Korea)is based in New York City. In 2024, he earned a BFA in Illustration from Parsons School of Design in New York. Solo exhibitions include : 2025 Fox in the Vineyard, The Cabin, Los Angeles, CA; 2024 Apple of My Eye, The Hole, New York, NY; 2024 Trails Left by the Moonlight, Linseed Projects, Shanghai, CN; 2024 Lullaby, Turn Gallery, New York, NY.
Primarily working in oil paints, Um’s subject matter focuses on fragments of his life that reside in themes of desolation and states of refuge. This autobiographical activity speaks to this quality in addition to being areflection of his thoughts, fascinations, and impulse. The resulting compositions are ultimately collaborations between chance and intentions; creating ample room for the viewer to fill in the gaps of meaning.

Gabriella Kauffmann has always been fascinated by human relationships and their connection to the surrounding universe. Growing up in Copenhagen, as one of thirteen siblings, and later living in Paris and Frankfurt - her life and travels have been a continuous study of human interaction.  

From her present studio in Copenhagen, she explores the structure and energy of human connections and their ever-evolving nature.

“…I examine the energy within, around, and between people. My works visualize emotions, thoughts, and the multiple layers of our existence...”  

Gabriella Kauffmann has studied at Goethe University, Frankfurt A.M., Académie d’Art Rodere, and La Grande Chaumière in Paris. Apart from Denmark she has exhibited in France, Germany, UK and Spain.

Rosa Anschütz is a Berlin-based artist and musician whose sound-based practice is framed by sculpture, installation, and scenography. Her meditative and sometimes haunting compositions combine the dark ambiance of the post-punk and cold wave with ethereal polyphony, synth-driven melodies, and spoken word.

 Rosa has released three LPs: “Votive” (2020), which was released alongside nine clay sculptures inspired by votive offerings; “Goldener Stromwhich was ” (2022), which was also staged at the Deutsche Oper; and which featured” (2024), which featured tracks that began as hand-stitched sequined landscapes. Her work has been exhibited and performed at institutions and festivals worldwide.