Joana de la Fontaine (*1993) is a Swiss-Portuguese architect whose work unfolds between art and architecture. Through drawing and spatial research, her work is guided by a fondness for colour, materiality and light. She studied architecture at ETH Zurich, where she cultivated a deep engagement with phenomenology and the poetics of space. She has held teaching appointments at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, at Kingston University and HKB Bern. She has contributed to lectures and critiques at the University of Cambridge, Parsons School of Design, Kingston School of Art, the Oslo School of Architecture and Design, Engadin Art Talks, and ETH Zurich. Her work has been featured in various publications, including Arch+ and Flash Art magazine. She is also the founder of the project space BosqueRreal in Zurich.
Pamela Rosenkranz (*1979) is a conceptual artist, living and working in Zurich. One of the leading figures of contemporary Swiss art, her work bridges art, science, and philosophy. She has developed a distinct practice that examines the intersections of human perception, ecological systems, and the materiality of existence. Her installations often employ elements such as light, color, and synthetic materials to provoke reflections on the boundaries between the natural and the artificial. Her work has been presented at major international institutions, including the Venice Biennale, Kunsthaus Bregenz, Fondation Beyeler, New Museum, and Stedelijk Museum. In 2015, she represented Switzerland at the 56th Venice Biennale with Our Product.