Vala T. Foltyn, performance artist, queer witch, art researcher and founder of Lamella, a queer art house in Poland. She graduated with a Master of Fine Arts in Artistic Research from Malmö Art Academy in June 2022. Foltyn was an artist in residency at Art Hub Copenhagen and published the book ‘Szwedzka 8’ in 2024. She has exhibited and performed at Tallinn Art Hall, Fondazione Giuliani in Rome, Zachęta Gallery, Galeria Miejska Arsenał, Parliament of Bodies by Paul Preciado at Bergen Assembly and Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw. She currently lives in Copenhagen.

Andreas Haglund (SE/DK) works as a freelance dancer, performer and choreographer in and around Stockholm and Copenhagen.

Their artistic practice centers explorations of the somatic, material and aesthetic coherences between queer lived experience and the cultural conception of nature. On stage, in dance practice and in text.

They are educated in Dance & Choreography from The Danish National School of Performing Arts where they trained mostly western dance techniques with an emphasis on contemporary dance practices. Their education also included an exchange semester at The Academy of Dramatic Arts in Zagreb, Croatia.

Andreas has worked in various constellations with choreographers, visual artists and institutions such as: Frédéric Gies, Jules Fischer, Weld Company, Zheng Bo, Tårnby Park Studio, Nordlys, Stina Ehn, Antonia Harke & Denise Lim.

Sandy Harry Ceesay (he/they) is a Swedish-Gambian interdisciplinary artist, writer and curator. Central to their artistic inquiry is the exploration of identity, memory, marginalization, and power, often approached through a queer and decolonial lens. Originally graduating from Amsterdams University of the Arts as a dancer in 2020, their artistic practice has expanded to include several different mediums such as performance, painting, drawing, video and text. In 2022 they debuted with their first novel Kärlekens Exil (Love Exiled) with Albert Bonniers Förlag. They are currently working on their second novel, amongst other projects.

Katarina Zalar (she/her) is a Ljubljana-based costume and set designer active in various performance forms, including street, site-specific, dance, puppet, and classical theatre. She embraces DIY principles, values collective work, and practices meditation. A founding member of the LJUD group (2006–2019), she co-created major public space projects like Invasions and Streetwalker. Zalar has collaborated widely, contributing to over 110 costume and set designs and 25 co-authored projects. She was awarded the student Prešeren Prize for her thesis Electric Invasion and launched her debut project Hungrygry in 2022.

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