The practices of Hrekh are interwoven with the energy of the urban environment and the legacy of street art. Serhii’s evolution from graffiti to abstraction and surrealism is a journey through imagined realities, where color and form are threads that distort and reconfigure the familiar. His works are commentaries on society, culture, and the mutable nature of identity, representative of the knots and tangles in the fabric of the urban experience, gestures that bind memory, place, and the ever-shifting contours of the self.

Moș’s practice is rooted in the landscapes of her childhood, spent on the edges of forests and across shifting borders. Her paintings unfold as poetic narratives of movement and change, where “origin and identity are something far-reaching and flowing, constantly changing.” In Moș’s hands, the loom becomes a metaphor for the fluidity of self: each brushstroke is a thread spun from memory and motion, blurring boundaries between concrete and abstract, past and present. Her vivid, performative use of color and form invites viewers to witness the softening of hard limits, echoing the Moirai’s weaving of fate as both a constraint and an invitation to transformation.

Martin Dreves Castillo, also known as Murt, is a Colombian-German artist whose multicultural background profoundly influences his artistic practice. Growing up in Botswana, Colombia, and Ecuador before settling in Berlin in 2014, Dreves Castillo's work is a rich tapestry of cultural narratives, reflecting his diverse experiences across continents.

His artistic journey began in childhood with a fascination for drawing television characters, which later evolved into a deep commitment to mixed-media paintings. His work seamlessly blends oil, acrylic, and chalk, creating abstract pieces that explore themes such as identity, evolution, and the complexities of human experience. Dreves Castillo's art is characterized by its vibrant colors and evocative symbolism, capturing the essence of Colombian culture while also engaging with broader themes of diversity and cross-cultural understanding. Dreves Castillo’s work has been featured in numerous exhibitions and galleries, including the Adidas store in Berlin, where his painted shoes were on display. He is particularly noted for his ability to merge traditional artistic techniques with contemporary elements, creating pieces that are both visually striking and thought-provoking. In his most recent work, Dreves Castillo explores the contrast between complexity and simplicity, illustrating how one can find a place within any community by pursuing personal happiness.