Ella Finer's work in sound and performance spans writing, composing, and curating with a particular interest in how women's voices take up space; how bodies acoustically disrupt, challenge, or change occupations of space. Her research continuously queries the ownership of cultural expression through sound; often through collaborative projects centering listening as a practice of deep attention, affiliation, and reciprocity. Vibeke Mascini explores through sculptures, installations, video, and text, a scaling of abstract phenomena into a sensorial scope, with the intention to seek agency from intimacy. In long-term collaboration with scientists, engineers, government employees, and musicians, she proposes a conscious understanding of electric energy as a statement of interconnectedness and entanglement-between species, media and nature, matter and energy. Her publications include The Dent of Walter Umenhofer (2015), Cloud Inverse (2017), and The world is a verb (2023). Kate Briggs is a writer and translator based in Rotterdam, NL, where she teaches on the Masters in Fine Art at the Piet Zwart Institute. She is the author of This Little Art (2017) and Entertaining Ideas (2019).