Ines Kooli is a Tunisian designer, visual artist, and creative technologist currently pursuing a Master’s in scenography at HKU, The Netherlands. She considers herself an under-construction bridge, constantly exploring ways to connect people through interactive and performative installations, scenography, and digital art.
Ines’ work is inspired by the political, cultural, and social dynamics that arise from navigating shifting cultural landscapes and layered identities, formed in the blur between familiarity and estrangement.
Kooli has exhibited and performed in various renowned institutions, such as Het Noordbrabants Museum, Uncloud, Het Centraal Museum, Het Park Theater, Orbit Festival, Het Huis, Rozet, Media Art Friesland, and Spektrum. She also performed with modular synthesizers at Dutch Modular Fest, Voltage Control Amsterdam, and The Overkill Festival.
Skander Jaïbi is a Tunisian and Dutch composer, audiovisual artist and curator. His medium of choice is often sound. His works range from a strong focus on the use of field recordings and archival material to creating compositions that may or may not integrate such recordings. Next to his autonomous practice, Skander has collaborated on various occasions on, among others, dance pieces, movies and art installations.