Andrea Liberni was born in Padova, Italy. He graduated at the University of Architecture of Venice, and lives and works in Milan since 2003. He performs an important role for the planning and visualization of Katja Loher’s larger projects and commissions. Liberni’s work experience as an architect ranges from interior design to landscape design, not excluding the graphics and the organization of events. Liberni worked for 7 years as the Art Director of Marcatti & Associates S.R.L. He organized countless design and contemporary art events in Zona Tortona, known as Design District in Milan. In 2010 he returned to his dream: Landscape Design and Art. As a member of the team Atelier del Paesaggio, he participated in national and international competitions, such as Lausanne Jardins (CH), Metis Garden Festival (CA), Concorso Parco dell'arte, Mantova (IT), among others. Andrea is inspired by nature and the questions of identity.  For over a decade he translates his creative passion into multimedia installations, including painting, sculpture, and video. He has exhibited his work throughout Italy at many notable events, festivals and art spaces, such as Therapy of living at Venice Architecture Biennale (2016); Inermi, Storie Contemporanee Gallery, Roma (2018); Giardini di Leonardo, Design Week, Milano (2019); Corpora, il Pomo da Damo Gallery, Imola (2019).

Juan Pablo is a Colombian composer, producer and Singer-songwriter based in Cali. Since the beginning of 2020 he is designing sound tracks for Katja Loher’s multi-sensorial art pieces with the concept to hear images and see music. At his Evol Studio he is working on several prestigious music productions. Recently he produced and composed the soundtrack for the award-winning shortfilm WIÑANA – crecer, directed by Alexander Gomez. Juan Pablo is a founding member of Creative Culture, an electronic music band, which took off shortly after founded. Launched by Indu Record Label Moonphase and supported by esteemed Producers, his band reached excellent releases with their latest album Remember the Future EP. He has published a children story book entitled “Niña Aventuras”, that includes wonderful music tracks, which contain messages of ecology and the importance of caring and protecting nature. In his work as a musical inteupreneur he writes songs that support psychological processes in therapy. Guided by professionals he is composing lyrics about self-care, the importance of all our relations following the concept “If you heal emotions, you heal your body and you heal your soul”.

Japanese musician / composer Asako Fujimoto is now based in Paris and Berlin. She was raised in Osaka, moved to New York and build her background as a electronic musician in analog synthesiser scene as well as composing using computer from early midi-software sequencing era. As musician, she is vocalist and plays synthesiser. She sings for producers, bands, her own solo projects. She also often sample and modify her voice as sound elements in her composition as well as other various acoustic sounds. She met Katja Loher and started multimedia sound design since 2005 and the collaboration continues until today. Now she is working visual / electronic music project call Cosmic Berry as well as several multimedia projects for theatres and installations in her new home base, Europe.

www.asakomusic.com

Gian Maria Annovi is a Los Angeles based poet, scholar, and translator. As a poet, he has published four collections of poems and his work has been included in a range of anthologies and translated in English, French, and Spanish. In 2006, he was awarded the Mazzacurati-Russo Prize, and in 2014 the Achille Marazza Prize for poetry. Annovi is the author of Altri corpi: poesia e corporalità negli anni Sessanta (2008), a study corporeality in the experimental poetry of the 1960s, and the editor of Antonio Porta’s selected poems Piercing the Page (2012), Fratello selvaggio: P. P. Pasolini fra gioventù e nuova gioventù ( 2013), and a trilingual edition of Amelia Rosselli’s Impromptu (2014). He is currently an assistant professor of French and Italian at the University of Southern California.

Japanese-born Michiko Sakano came to the United States when she was nineteen. She graduated from Syracuse University and received a fellowship to attend the Massachusetts College of Art, where she earned her MFA. She has created chandeliers and other lighting pieces for Isadore Design, been represented at Clio, and been commissioned by Jorge Pardo and the Lindsey Adelman Studio. Sakano is interested in the expression of kitsch in Japanese POP and American culture. Having grown up in the Seventies, her work is influenced by the colors and materials of the era, as well as by her family’s business, kimono making. Through the fragility and temporality of glass, Sakano strives to express her aesthetics. She continues to expand through a diversity of form, color, and shape. Collection: The Corning Museum Exhibition: LVMH Craftsmen in New York 2010

www.michikosakano.com

Saori Tsukada is a New York based performance artist who works in various genre such as theater, puppet/mask, dance, film and voice-over. Her collaborators of past & current includes choreographer Yoshiko Chuma, video artist Katja Loher, composer/theater artist John Moran, director/writer Keishi Nagatsuka and has performed at venues like The Kitchen, Brooklyn Museum, DTW, PS 122 in NY, SOHO Theater (London), Melkweg (Amsterdam), The Arches (Glasgow), Forum Freies (Düsseldorf), among others. Tsukada was twice nominated for Best Actress at Dublin Fringe Festival (’05 & ’08).