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Dieter Meier

Dieter Meier is a Swiss musician, composer, singer and actor. He is known worldwide as the lead singer and founding member of the electronic music band "Yello" with Boris Blank. Meier began his music career in the late 1970s when he and Blank formed Yello in 1979. Since then, the duo has released several studio albums, including "Stella" (1985) and "One Second" (1987). Their distinctive, avant-garde style fuses electronic pop with elements of jazz and classical music, making them pioneers in their genre. One of their biggest hits, "Oh Yeah" (1985), became a cultural phenomenon and was used in numerous films and commercials. In addition to his career in music, Dieter Meier has proven to be a multi-disciplinary artist with a strong background in film and television. He has appeared in numerous film and television productions in Switzerland and abroad. His acting debut came in 1981 with the movie "Jetzt und Alles”, followed by "Drama" (1984), "In Gefahr" (1994), and "Männerpension" (1996), among others.

Dieter Meier and Meritxell Campos Olivé have worked together on several projects. In Campos Olivé's short film "7 One Shots", seven songs by Dieter Meier were interpreted in improvised one-take videos. He also produced their experimental feature films “Santa Inocencia" and “Surfing Einstein”.

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Marcus Bronst

“My passion for capturing poetry in motion arose while filming friends skateboarding in the mid nineties. Roughly twenty years later – after several film studies and freelance projects – I'm fortunate to enjoy inspiring perspectives, challenging documentaries and thrilling shots as my main occupation.”

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Anna Mitjà

Anna Mitjà is a Catalan filmmaker passionate about exploring movement. She graduated in Audiovisual Communication from Universitat Pompeu Fabra, furthering her studies in Film in Berlin and Contemporary Art at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya. Presently, she is completing a Master’s in Screenwriting at The Core School.

Anna has received training from esteemed filmmakers such as Asghar Farhadi, Isaki Lacuesta and Rick Prelinger. She is currently working on her debut feature film, 'Stones' (selected for Spanish labs like Coofilm and La Residencia de Navarra), in collaboration with the production company Chicken Films.

Her career seamlessly blends visual arts and cinema, with a specialization in dance film, collaborating with choreographers and dancers such as Impàs, Cesc Gelabert, and Meritxell Campos Olivé. Her work has been featured in esteemed international video dance festivals like the Rollout Film Festival. Her latest projects, 'Variations' and 'I Dance, So I Film', combine her experiences both as a filmmaker and a dancer.

In addition, she founded 'Presenta:' in 2018, a brand dedicated to found footage. Anna has also delved into the exhibition realm with her collage project 'Exhibiting Cinema Collage', which premiered at La Chambre Blanche (Québec).

In the realm of cinema, she directed the short film 'When' (under the guidance of Iranian filmmaker Asghar Farhadi) and the web series 'Analógicos', produced by Calsec Films and created by Enrique Cervantes and Aniol Gual.

Presently, she holds the position of content editor at Secuoya Nexus and is in pre-production for her upcoming short film 'Amigas para siempre', co-directed with Alicia Marina.

Roland Meyer de Voltaire

"As a singer, producer, songwriter and film music composer, I am always on the lookout for a personal expression that manages to make multi-layered complexity comprehensible and, above all, tangible. I always like to experiment with new forms and colors.

Just as I pursued my path as a singer-songwriter in the 00s with my band "Voltaire", and now with my project "Schwarz", I like to put myself at the service of other artists (Schiller, Enno Bunger, Megaloh) and cinematic works ("Tom Meets Zizou", "Trainer!").

Be it delicate and intimate with acoustic guitar or piano, pounding and driven with electronic beats and synthesizers, with organic string arrangements and my voice, sometimes cutting, sometimes soothing: In each of my compositions I search for my own sound language and in doing so I constantly expand my musical space of experience and movement anew."

- Roland Meyer de Voltaire -

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Julián Terán

Julián Terán is visual artist and musician. Graduated from the National School of Fine Arts in Buenos Aires. He continued his training at CIA and Cromos. In 2022 he participated in the Munich AIR Residency. In 2017 and 2015 he was awarded the Fondo Nacional de las Artes Grant. He won the 3rd prize in the Salon Nacional 2018. He obtained a mention in the Itaú Prize 2016. In 2013 he participated as a fellow at CIA. He won the 2nd prize from the Williams Foundation in 2010 and a mention in the Salon Nacional in 2013. Solo exhibitions: El centro en todas partes, Nora Fisch Gallery 2023. Los Aventureros, Brasil675 2021. Honduras, Nora Fisch Gallery 2018, Aproximación, Nueveochenta Gallery 2017. Meridiana, Fundación E. Lisa 2015. La ciencia inútil, Nora Fisch Gallery 2015. Entremedio Impenetrable, Nora Fisch Gallery 2012, Mi casa, Museo Vidal 2011, Nacimiento de una isla 2009 and Vol. 1 2007, both in Juana de Arco Gallery. His work was exhibited in museums and institutions such as Museo Moderno, MALBA, MACBA, MACRO, Klemm Foundation, as well as in spaces and galleries internationally.

As a musician he released seven albums, Pozo de Estrellas, Vidaladélica, TRANS -TRANSINHABLA, Litoralísimo and Julián Terán as a soloist, and two more with the bands Undercolour and Skinny Warhols. Between 2016-19 he ran the Run Run Records label and digital archive.

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Georgina Espasa

“Ich will den Menschen in seiner gesamten, spannenden Komplexität erforschen. Dafür befasse ich mich mit der ästhetischen Dimension all seiner Ausdrucks- und Wesensformen im Spannungsfeld zwischen Individuum und Gemeinschaft.”

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Christina Zubko

Christina Zubko is a liaison and art manager at Tempo Ideal, where she focuses on project development and research, with an emphasis on community engagement and socio-cultural aspects of art. Prior to this, she worked on preserving the architectural heritage of the Soviet era and the field of architecture itself. Her latest work was as a liaison for the Future Generation Art Prize in Kyiv, Ukraine. She also holds a Master's degree in Architecture from the Design Research Laboratory (DRL) at the Architectural Association School of Architecture in London.