Artist
Eva Giannakopoulou was raised on the island of Ithaca and currently resides in Athens, where she works. She has presented performances at various unconventional sites, including beaches, squares, rivers, parks, and impromptu stages in public spaces, and her work has been exhibited at museums, institutions, galleries, and festivals.
Her interest in social anthropology and politics, led me to research feminist and LGBTQI+ parenthood representations, in relation to radical ideologies, stereotypes and identities. Her time-based practice has included interventions in intercultural frameworks, public spaces, and secluded or subaltern communities, where she often appears as someone else.

Artist
Evi Roumani is a visual artist and curator that lives in Athens. She holds a Masters Degree in Fine Arts (MFA ASFA). She has presented her works in solo and group exhibitions, she is the director of  ULTRA PLAIN with Poka-Yio and the curator of  Ammophila  exhibition in Elafonisos. She is an observer of visual phenomena.
Through her work she aims to offer another perspective regarding small, every day, compulsive pleasures and relaxing moments.
Her research studies the Image Act and its power to emancipate.

Markellos Kolofotias is a visual artist based in Athens. He graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts, School of Visual and Applied Arts of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and he is currently studying at the Master in Fine Arts of the Athens School of Fine Arts. His artistic research is a continuous dialogue with the Shape, which exists as the main and only source of creating his works. Through this dialectic he explores the encounter of the creator with the artwork and the relation and interaction that develops between them.