Ivana Đula (Dubrovnik, 1983.) nakon diplome na Filozofskom fakultetu u Zagrebu, upisuje MA studij dramaturgije izvedbe na Akademiji dramskih umjetnosti, gdje je za dramaturgiju plesne predstave Tri sestre nagrađena Rektorovom nagradom.
Kao dramaturginja i autorica teksta i glazbe ostvaruje veliki broj projekata u kazalištima u Zagrebu, Rijeci, Puli, Dubrovniku, Varaždinu, Splitu, Šibeniku i Ljubljani . Njezin rad nagrađen je na festivalima Mali Marulić, Festivalu ASSITEJ, Međunarodnom lutkarskom festivalu PIF te Međunarodnom lutkarskom festivalu u Kragujevcu.
Pedagoškim radom bavi se od 2002., a 2014. godine pokreće udrugu za edukaciju djece i mladih u području izvedbenih umjetnosti, ArtArea, u sklopu koje realizira brojne radionice i projekte u suradnji s drugim pedagozima i umjetnicima. Od 2017. bavi se izvedbenošću tišine i zvuka kroz multimedijalne projekte u suradnji s plesnom umjetnicom Martinom Tomić i likovnom umjetnicom Lenom Kramarić. U suradnji s Lukom Vrbanićem postavlja audio instalacije Kako zvuči grad?, te La musica di notte 2019, a u sklopu rezidencijalnog boravka na projektu Sakupljač Dubrovnik, u ljeto 2020. otvara izložbu zvuka, Sakupljačica zvukova. Živi u Zagrebu s Lukom, Petrom i Dešom.
Hrvoslava Brkušić (1982) holds a master degree in film and TV editing (Academy of drama arts Zagreb) and a master degree in new media art (Academy of Fine Arts Zagreb).Her artistic practice take shape in the variety of media – sound installations, live performances, film and video. Her main idea and interest in she’s artistic approach is exploration of sound behavior through experiment with frequencies and waves in general (especially radio waves like short waves, UKV, mysterious radio signals, EME communication …) and exploration of different media possibilities and materials (16 mm film, DV techniques, digital media) As a film editor, she contributed to the series of documentary, feature and experimental films.She is cofounder of artist collective Lovers.She exhibited in Croatia, Srbia, Slovenia, Poland, England, Spain, France, … From 2010 till now she is part of Restart educational team and last two years she is assistant at Academy of fine arts in Zagreb, Croatia.
Ivana Pipal (Zagreb, 1990) is a freelance visual artist who works with drawing through illustration, animation, comic books, art books, design, installation, video and film. She got her MA in Animated Film and New Media from the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb. She received grant from Croatian Ministry of Culture for outstanding works of literature for her first published illustrated book Story of Aunt Manda. She published her second illustrated children book Blue and Yellow Town in six languages, after her work has been presented on Croatian exhibition at Children’s book festival in Bologna. She directed and animated few short films and her latest film ‘Microcassette – the smallest cassette i have ever seen’ will premiere in year 2020.
She is a part of the art collective “Lovers”, whose work is based on collaboration with scientists and artistic interpretation that comes from it, and they regularly work with installations and exhibitions projects.