Sulamith Tamborriello’s artistic practice revolves around intersections where ecological crisis, climate justice, and political participation meet. Working with transdisciplinary research and collective action, she creates demonstrations, participatory exhibitions, and interactive readings that often give rise to artistic objects serving as catalysts for further dialogue. Her work seeks to connect human and non-human forms of life through living processes of care. She currently lives, studies, and works in Zurich.

Abhinay, also known as Abhinay Renny, is a Swiss-based Indian artist whose recent works explore intersections of climate justice, cultural memory and technological disruption. With a background in Engineering and International relations, his artistic practice merges visual storytelling with field-based inquiry, often using painting, installation, and digital media to address the themes of ecological loss along with displacement and identity. Abhinay’s work has been featured in several exhibitions in Switzerland, Germany & India. He has also authored 4 books and contributed to multiple anthologies.

Beniamin Strzelecki is a former Youth Advisor on Climate Change to the UN Secretary-General. Throughout his eight years of advocacy in the climate and energy sector, Beniamin has worked extensively within the COP process and other UN platforms. He was also a member of high-level panels convened by the IEA and IRENA.

His leadership roles include co-founding the SDG7 Youth Constituency, the largest network of youth organisations working on energy transition with 1,200+ members, and leading organisation of Student Energy Summit 2023, the world’s largest student conference on energy transition that brought together 600+ young people from 130+ countries at COP28.

Iqra Bano is an Experience Designer interested in how people, technology, and the environment shape one another. Her work combines psychology, environmental studies, and interactive media to explore new ways of seeing and relating to the world around us.

Lydia Dai is a Swiss multilateral environmental policy specialist working at the nexus of adaptation, nature, and finance. She has advised a small island delegation on adaptation and finance negotiations at three consecutive UN climate negotiations, and has worked with the UNFCCC and the WMO on climate adaptation and youth. Through the High-Level Champions’ Race to Resilience campaign, she worked on non-state actor mobilization and contributed to resilience metrics development. She is currently Vice President of Swiss Youth for Climate. Lydia is pursuing an MSc in Environmental Sciences and Policy at ETH Zurich and holds a First-Class Honours degree from University College London.

Pierre Mikhiel is an XR developer and designer studying Interactive Media at New York University, with minors in Film and Computer Science. His work explores the intersections of immersive media, storytelling, and environmental sustainability, with projects ranging from VR music performance and kinetic installations to interactive experiences linking the physical and virtual. He has also worked on game development, user experience design, and the integration of emerging technologies such as AI and AR in creative practice.