The Chemical Telegraph includes the artist collective Where Dogs Run, interdisciplinary researcher, cultural producer and practical philosopher Lidiia Gumeniuk, and engineer and programmer Gleb Andreev.

Sara García & Olmo Cuña work in an interdisciplinary field that combines performance, food, audiovisual media, and craft techniques to explore how we relate to the unknown and our environment.

Silvia Noronha is a visual artist and researcher of anthropogenic soils from Minas Gerais, Brazil, currently based in Berlin. Roberto Freitas (Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1977) is an artist currently living and working in Brussels. Raquel Versieux (Brazil, 1984) is a visual artist, researcher, and professor.

OMSK Social Club is a stewarded and sprawling collective whose artistic practice is created between two lived worlds, one of life as we know it and the other of role play.

Shirin Sabahi is a Berlin-based artist working with sculpture, installation, and film. Rob Crosse is also a Berlin based artist working with video, photography, sculpture and drawing.

Juliet Carpenter and Róisín Berg collaborate on ‘The Sun Is Not To Be Believed’, a generative film that explores the interrelations between nature and technology.

Diogo da Cruz is a visual artist who lives and works between Berlin and Lisbon. Fallon Mayanja is a Paris-based sound artist, performer, and composer whose work explores listening as a tool for transformation, collective memory, and embodied knowledge.