Gréta Jónsdóttir (1998) is an Icelandic visual artist who graduated with a BA in Fine Art from Iceland University of the Arts in 2020. She completed a Postgraduate Diploma in Sexology at University of Iceland in 2023. Gréta works across a variety of media, including photography, performance, text-based works, and sculpture. Her artistic practice explores themes of relationships, memory, emotions, body image, and human connection. Her works often revolve around self-reflection and the processing of attitudes and ideas, frequently engaging audiences in ways that allow the personal and the collective to intersect. In recent years, Gréta has focused on flowers as a recurring subject in her work. They appear not only for their aesthetic qualities but also as symbols of memory, vulnerability, strength, and connection.

Heiðrún Sæmundsdóttiir (1994) is an Icelandic artist, based in Reykjavík. She graduated with a BA in Fine Arts from Iceland University of the Arts in 2021. Her work exists somewhere between fine art and crafts, where she uses textiles and personal experiences in her work. Heiðrún is a multimedia artist, who mixes unconventional materials and old handicraft methods such as knitting, crochet, embroidery and weaving. In this way, she creates works that deal with personal issues that are strongly connected to feminist ideology.

Gréta and Heiðrún got their Masters in Art Education from Iceland University of the Arts in 2026, where they met and started working together. This is their first performance as a duo.