Nancy Naser Al Deen (نانسي ناصر الدين )  is a Baalbeck-born multidisciplinary artist and scenographer based in Berlin. With a BS from Cairo & Masters from Berlin in Architecture & urbanism, Nancy’s collaboration-based practice investigates politics of  space through navigating audiovisual archives, performance and installations.

Grounded in the body as a point of departure, Nancy’s practice situates itself in the voids rather than solids; and is deeply guided by transnational solidarities. Nancy is a Dabke dancer trained by Hayakel Baalbeck.

Mbunga Kongi, born in Kinshasa, the vibrant heart of the Democratic Republic of Congo, is a self-taught performance artist and filmmaker based in Brussels. Kongi’s work combines visual and corporeal languages, merging history and ritual-based practice to explore the role of Black womxn in African and Western societies.

Deeply inspired by historical figures of resistance, particularly the Mino warriors – fierce women who defied colonization – kongi’s art seeks to dismantle enduring prejudices and reclaim these often-overlooked narratives.

Yang Cheng (楊誠) is a Taiwanese-born composer and experimental sound performer based in Berlin. Cheng's practice moves between electro-acoustic performance, body-based collaboration, and spatial audio research, built from gravity objects, electromagnetic fields, tape, radio noise, and field recording. With possibilities of input and output routing through body movement and digital/analog equipment, Cheng’s work researched the concealed questions within existing answers, composing listening decisions in places where sound also chooses to listen back.