Leïla Bélangeon Bouaziz (Fatäk) is a multidisciplinary artist, producer and artistic director who blends analogue, digital and acoustic media to create immersive sensory experiences. Known for her innovative explorations of soundscapes through DIY synthesisers, voice and noise elements, Leïla's practice bridges performance, music and visual storytelling. Her work explores the boundaries between abstraction and narrative, evoking atmospheres that are at once visceral and thought-provoking.

Zahna Siham Benamor is an artist working with performance, sound, text and installation who has recently focused on transforming poetry into tangible forms - bringing it back to the images that inspired it. As a woman of Algerian descent, her poetry is deeply connected to invocation, a spiritual act of calling forth desires. Her work reflects this heritage while engaging with European influence, colonial history and feminism. With a background in social science and language studies, she explores fragmented identities and creates art that bridges the personal and the political, inviting open interpretations of meaning and form.

Mia Ghabarou (Pamela Angela) is a Tunisian-Danish electronic composer, performer, singer and visual artist based in Copenhagen. Her work integrates audiovisual composition, site-specific installations, classical strings and performance to create immersive multimedia experiences. Ghabarou's work has been exhibited and performed at venues such as Ásmundarsalur Modern Art Gallery in Reykjavik, Simian Contemporary Art Centre and Inter Pblc. in Copenhagen, Galeria Ze de Bois (ZDB) in Lisbon and group exhibitions in London and Reykjavik.