Johanna Ackva explores in (stage) pieces, texts, participatory settings, and objects how the relationship between self and world is continuously reshaped on material, affective, and symbolic levels.
Cécile Kobel operates at the intersection of form and content, creating narrative spaces that oscillate between everyday storytelling and speculation.
Judith Milz has published several artist books, including as co-editor of 10%. Concerning the Image Archive of a Nuclear Research Center (Spector Books, 2021). In her performative and spatial works, she addresses the political within the everyday and explores concepts of fictionality, where humor emerges as a form of resistance.