Simon Grab (b. 1971) is a Swiss composer and sound designer for film, theatre, dance, and radio, developing a personal language based on noise, feedback, deep bass, and residual sonic materials, with space as a field of acoustic experimentation in performances and installations. He has released work on labels such as LavaLava, -Ous, and Soundspace, and has collaborated with artists including Yao Bobby, Mx Blouse, Simone Aughterlony, and Dhangsha, among many others. Co-founder of Ganzerplatz Soundstudios, he is a professor at the Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK) and maintains an active practice between production, sound research, and a punk sonic ethos.

Paula Monesterolo (b. 1998) is an Argentine interdisciplinary artist. She works across film, photography, performance, and multimedia arts, exploring the relationship between body, space, and technology as the core of her practice. She studied Cinematography at the Universidad del Cine (UCINE) and the Artists’ Program in Theatre, Dance, and Performance at the University of San Andrés (UDESA). Her work frames cinema as a living, collaborative field of experimentation, expanding into formats such as multimedia installations and performance. She works as a director, cinematographer, and producer on projects such as Fractura and her debut documentary Vorágine. In 2026, she co-founded Anhelo, where she is developing the Swiss–Argentine documentary Spirits We Didn’t Ask For (dir. Jonathan Jäggi and Tobias Kubli), providing service production in Argentina.

Jonathan Jäggi (b. 1993) is a Swiss-Argentine filmmaker, holding a degree in Multimedia Production from the University of Applied Sciences of Chur and a Master’s in Film Directing from ZHdK. His practice spans cinema, expanded image, and multimedia production, with experience at C-Films and at Hochparterre magazine, where he works as a multimedia producer. His work has been presented at festivals such as Visions du Réel, Hof International Film Festival, and Solothurn Film Festival, as well as in expanded cinema contexts such as Videoex with the project Fractura. He is currently developing the documentary Spirits We Didn’t Ask For, co-directed with Tobias Kubli, as a Swiss–Argentine production.

Miranda Codesal (b. 1997) is an Argentine dancer, performer, actress, and choreographer. A graduate of the Professional Dancers School directed by David Señoran, she was part of the Ballet of the Teatro 3 de Febrero and the Vórtice Company, and took part in the Utopina residency alongside members of Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch. She has developed her work as a performer and creator alongside artists such as Miranda! and Nathy Peluso, and has been a member of the band Miranda! since 2023, performing at venues such as Luna Park, Estadio Ferro, Movistar Arena, and Lollapalooza, as well as on national and international tours. In parallel, she develops the transdisciplinary project Fractura and leads a Laboratory of Performative Movement Practices focused on research in dance-theatre and performance.