Originally from Morocco, refugee rights activist and Social and Health Assistant, Nabila Saidi has called Denmark home for more than 20 years.

Ghassan Salhab is a filmmaker and screenwriter.

Interested in how technology affects perception, filmmaker and artist Roy Samaha explores the non-linear relationships between images, memory and history.

Massinissa Selmani’s work often presents montages of drawings and images or short animations in which he mingles humour, irony and a sense of revolt.

The practice of writer and artistic researcher Ashkan Sepahvand traces associations from within the histories of the body and the sensory as well as imagination, celebration, transformation and futurity.

Sigil is a collective based in Beirut and New York City.

The paintings, drawings and sculptures of Walid Siti offer acute insight into a world that, for him, has been a place of constant change.

Christopher Ian Smith is a filmmaker and audiovisual artist with a background in television and music.

Kazuhiro Soda practices an observational method of documentary filmmaking, refraining from doing pre-shoot research or writing a synopsis before filming.

Praneet Soi investigates the social effects of media on various localities, such as Kumartuli in North Kolkata and Srinagar in Kashmir, through painting, writing, slideshows, drawings, video and experimental educational workshops

Professor Ibrahima Sow is a philosopher, researcher and writer interested in the role the imaginary and maraboutage [sorcery and magic practices] in Senegalese life.

SPURSE is a creative design consultancy group that focuses on social, ecological and ethical transformation.