In the organizer's words:

Sieglinde Schenk (1965, Graz) discovered her passion for art at an early age, received a wide range of training in various techniques and returned to painting after a long career in science, IT and the energy industry. Today she works mainly with acrylic and oil, exhibits internationally and lives in Thalwil on Lake Zurich.

Tomás Carrillo combines his former career as a professional ballet dancer with his work as a digital art designer. His works are characterized by rhythmic, visually poetic compositions in which dance aesthetics and modern digital design merge.

Dea (Andrea Engler) (1971, Bremen) found her way to painting through a personal upheaval. She works with acrylic paints and palette knife technique and expressively realizes maritime motifs, horses and female figures. She lives in Hamburg, is married and the mother of two children.

Maximiliane Braun (MK Artificials) from Düsseldorf is self-taught and works in an intuitive, emotional style between color and reduction. She combines expressive and delicate elements to create images that enable intense emotional resonance and personal encounters