Lara Fritsche is a visual artist based in Essen, Germany. She is a member of the artist house and exhibition space Kunsthaus Essen e.V. since 2019. Her works focus on the relationship and effect of colours, forms and materials. The results are exciting shiny, fluffy and tactile sculptural pieces.

A series of watercolour collages, sculptures and a throne are among the most recent props for a new, fictional culture that Saar has designed. Inspired by ethnographic collections in museums, textile crafts and construction methods, the work is a search for a sense of inspiration and meaning as we know it from ancient cultures and religious artefacts such as Talismans.

Sperling is a painter based in Cologne. He studied art in Freiburg under Klaus Merkel, Ben Hübsch und Dietrich Schön in 2009.

The unusual thing about Olek Gregory's work is the change in style. In museums he studies the techniques of the "old masters" and reconstructs the use of color and perspective. He also examines the use of lines and the application of paint and traces the meaning and effect of these components. He is constantly expanding his repertoire in order to ultimately draw from the full bouquet of artistic freedom with his style experiments.

Cologne based artist Paul Prangenberg works with gradients on cardbaord

French artist Justin Morin presents a new installation made possible by its collaboration with Swiss company 4Spaces Textile. In the continuity of its previous works, he has created a minimal and colorful installation composed of four curtains. But unlike the silk draperies that he's developing since six years, this new ensemble is made of printed tulle, a fabric that has its own qualities, combining both chromatic brilliance and resistance.

The artist defines his drapery works as “a sensitive reinterpretations of souvenirs”. Based on iconic elements taken from the entertainment industry (from fashion to tourism by way of music or cinema), his installations give sculptural forms to blurred memories where colors are the only remaining elements.

Kerstin Müller, born and raised in Cologne, works as a handpoke tattoo artist and artist. In particular, these areas reflect the emotional confrontation between their inner and outer world. The focus is on the creative process as such and the artistic processing.