The work of Danish multidisciplinary artist Oscar Juul-Sørensen (b.1989) evokes emotional highs and lows, with love and hate existing simultaneously. The audience is invited to observe his fascination with triviality and mundanity.

Gabriela Galeano Batres (b.1995) is a Honduras-born multidisciplinary artist currently based in Berlin. Her work examines and interrogates family, femininity, and the residual effects of colonisation.

Alexander Vinther-Burroughs (b. 1987) is a Danish artist based in Berlin, Germany. His practice is rooted in an agenda of autonomy that sees him approach each series as an opportunity to forge a new canvas for his artistic language.

Hattie Blake (b.1991) is a Berlin-based photographer focusing on portraiture, fashion and music. Her work showcases experimentations in abstracting the image, through technicalities such as exposure length or film speed.

Felipe Lira (b.1988) is a multidisciplinary Chilean artist based in Berlin, Germany. Informed by exposure to poverty and the exploitative underbelly of capitalism, primary themes of his work include politics, consumerism, class and family.

Born and raised in northern Germany, Marie Cloppenburg is a contemporary artist based in Berlin. She specialises in painting, illustration, and sculpture, blending a childlike, naive view of her surroundings with an urban zeitgeist.

Followed by more than 120k people on social media, illustrator and strategic brand designer Giulia Hartz supports businesses with sharp illustration, meaningful branding and engaging content.

I would die for anything is a Berlin-based artist collective comprising Honduran artist Gabriela Galeano Batres, Danish artists Oscar Juul-Sørensen and Alexander Vinther-Burroughs, and British writer Milly Burroughs.