Alina Vergnano (b.1989, Torino) is an Italian artist based between Paris and Oslo. She holds an MFA from the Art Academy in Bergen, Norway (2023).Vergnano’s artistic practice is driven by a conceptual and visual interest in movement as a form of change. Through processes of layering, merging, and erasure, she works on several paintings simultaneously, allowing their surfaces to interact with, inform, and transform one another. Her work seeks to reframe movement not simply as a displacement through space, but as a deeper qualitative transformation that emerges through shifts in our relations of proximity. Her work is represented in public and private collections in Scandinavia, UK, Europe and Asia. Recent solo and group exhibitions include Gyldenpris Kunsthall (NO), VAN BAU (NO),Galerie Rolando Anselmi (IT), ECC Contemporary (IT), LNM Oslo (NO), Heerz Tooya (BG), Bergen Kunsthall (NO).

Agatha Wara is a Bolivia-born, America-raised artist working across sculpture, installation, moving image, and performance. Her practice centers on staging as a structural condition, understanding the stage as a site that authorizes visibility. Materials that carry cultural excess: celebrity images, plush alpacas, fragments of pop music, are subjected to measured interventions that reduce them to surface, orientation, and system. Across these works, value and meaning emerge through structure rather than expression.

Wara has presented projects in a range of institutional and independent contexts, including the National Museum of Norway, Reykjavík Art Museum, WIELS Project Room (Brussels), Etablissement d’en face (Brussels), Mecènes du Sud (Montpellier), Mae West Gallery (Lausanne), Centralbanken (Oslo), and Dismagazine.com (New York). Her musical project, Foyote Cugly, is currently touring Europe. Wara lives and works in Oslo and is represented by the gallery Damien & the Love Guru in Brussels and Zurich.

Ferdinand Waas, based in The Hague (NL) and Berlin (DE)

Born in Ingolstadt in 1998, Waas studied architecture at the Vienna University of Technology, social and cultural anthropology at the University of Vienna, and fine arts at the Athens School of Fine Arts and the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague. He completed his studies in The Hague in the summer of 2024 with his diploma film Showmatch. His solo exhibitions include Nada más que la verdad, Segismundo, Guatemala City (2025), Pirate Bay and Chill, DDD Kunsthaus, Yerevan (2024), and Show Match, K4 galleri, Oslo (2024). His work has been featured in group exhibitions at YFD, Zilberman Gallery, Berlin (2025), Please RSVP, the servers, The Hague (2025) and Tense Tides, Nieuw Dakota, Amsterdam (2024), among others.