Mila Bubliy is an artist and poet from Kassel, Germany. Her work deals with current questions in the context of transformation – ranging from individual aspects to socio-relevant topics like the interplay of humans and nature. Mila’s art combines visual, literary (often short poems) and digital components, achieving a multi-level experience for the viewer and triggering discourses. Her art has been shown on three continents including the World Culture Museum (Weltkulturen Museum) in Francfort, Germany. Beginning of 2019 her first pieces of contemporary literature have been published. Her third book, a guide to consciousness and creativity by employing haikus, appeared beginning of 2020 and has been featured in various magazines.
Isha Naguiat is a visual artist from Manila, Philippines. She graduated with honors from the University of the Philippines College of Fine Arts majoring in Painting. She often uses textile, embroidery and photo transfer to create works that revolve around time, space, memory or identity. She has participated in several group exhibitions since 2011 and was an artist-in-resident
at Takt Gallery in Berlin, Germany in 2017. In 2019 she exhibited her first solo shows with Vinyl on Vinyl (Makati, Philippines) called “Little Packages of Incomprehensible Things” and “This used to be a house” with Finale Art File (Makati, Philippines).