About Anika Schwarzlose is an artist, researcher, and lecturer who works in collaborative production cycles. Her practice focuses on archives, experimental image (re)production, and the ways in which lens-based media shape public discourse. She explores how images can be dispersed, adapted, and composed, and the impact of these processes on hegemonic narratives. Her current research examines the coevolution of humans, machines, and minerals, the metabolic connection between life and non-life, and the links between environmental crisis and the military-industrial complex.
Katja Verheul is a filmmaker and artistic archeologist based in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Her practice centers on long-term research that excavates complex social, political, and economic issues from recent history, examining what remains after conflict and its impact on people and nature. Through film, she transforms mediated and nearly-forgotten realities into personal narratives, working to make invisible systems visible before they become nostalgic distant history.
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