Gosia Trajkowska is a theatre and performance maker working across disciplines, with a strong focus on collaborative duos. Together with Vera Popova, she directed performances such as CRIMEA, Pink Bitterness. Princesses, How To Disappear Completely, audio walks such as Dream Institution, How To Do Things Together and the three-episode podcast Beethoven Was a Lesbian. Alongside Agata Lech, she directed and created two poetry films: A Year Without Summer and Ballad for Balconies.

Her practice spans performance, visual arts, and fiction, exploring the possibilities and limitations of language and its potential.

She holds a degree in Visual Arts from the Academy of Art in Szczecin and recently graduated in Performing Arts from the Iceland University of the Arts.

Bjørn Penk is a recently graduated systemic designer and hardcore birder based in Oslo and Reykjavík. Working at the intersection of social design and visual art, Bjørn is a self proclaimed postartistic practitioner and design activist. Self-organizing local networks of care is a recent curiosity that has influenced his practice – an interest fueling the projects ‘moved by movements’, and ‘PHASE TO PHASE’, both made in collaboration with designer, Benjamin Romm, autumn 2024 and spring 2025.

It also occasionally happens that he must drop whatever he has in his hands in order to get to a rare bird as fast as possible, with the hopes of seeing it before it flies away.