Many Faced Godx is the resurrection of polythesitic deities of ancient Persia in modern human form. In the era of gendered archetypes and over simplified monochromatic depictions of identity, these concepts bring much unnecessary pain in the realms, especially to the home land of the Deities. They weep for the disconnection of humanity and widespread naivety and have come together in Many Faced Godx to bring reflection and healing and show you that we are fluid unbound beings.

— @manyfacedgodx

Born in Urfa and raised in Istanbul, did a master on jazz singing in the Netherlands, Anthony gave up on his Turkish passport in order to avoid joining to the army. As a result the officially Dutch non-binary musician-performance artist and activist Anthony Hüseyin eventually is from Rotterdam momentarily based in Berlin. Anthony released two albums in Paradiso Amsterdam , won the second prize in singer-songwriter category on Grote Prijs Rotterdam , performed around Europe and in the festivals with his music and performance art pieces. His music video was selected for the Berlin Music Video Awards in 2018. Currently the artist also curates the Queer Performance Art
Evening at Worm Rotterdam while performing and producing new works in Berlin and a proud new member of "House of Living Colors" the Bipoc queer performance art collective in Berlin.

— @anthonyhuseyin

Faris Amin is a human being firstly, who happens to be a cellist, composer and interdisciplinary artist. He has completed a Bachelor in European classical Music in Berlin. He has taken part in various projects around Europe and West Asia, with artist from all around the globe. Ironically, his passion for music drove him closer to silence and then ambience. His performances range from: Eruopean classical, Arabic experimental, experimental, neo-classical and ambience to name a few.
— @faris_a

Xiaoer Liu a chinese multi artist based in Berlin. She creates short films, videos, paintings, performance and sound. She has studied Film and Video art at the China Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing and was an exchange student at École des beaux-arts d'Angers in France. Currently she is studying performance art at Universität der Künste Berlin. Her way of working can be described as poetic madness. It's a raw, sometimes messy process of non-stop creation which also includes selfies for Instagram, poetic thoughts posted on Facebook and playing with colors on analog film. Her work ranges from "psychological graffiti" to more complex, multilayered art works.

— @xiaoer.liu_s_art

Dream based artist. Some shadows or sparks settled on the ground in my dream cave, I'm not a creator but more like a bringer. I tried to reshape those incredible scenes and beautiful nightmares on paper, but what I finally brought out are just echoes of my dreams, other echos of those echoes, quieter and quieter.

— @butstillwecelebrate

Hien Hoang was born in 1991 in Vietnam and lives currently in Germany. Starting from photography, Hien is trying to altern and develop the medium into her own artistic language. Currently, she is creating large-scaled and space-related installations, in which she combines absurd and brutally sexualized photography with various print technique and objects, especially silk and textiles. In this way of doing so, she wants to challenge the perception concept of photography, sculpture, painting and space.

— @hiennhoangg