Baby Diwata is a Manila-born DJ & multidisciplinary creative who began her sonic journey in Hong Kong, where she has since performed at Slimefest, Duchessland, Fiend, and Triple Happiness Club,Social Room, and 宀 Club and events by Manila Community Radio and Eaton HK. Her genre-fluid selections are tender yet unrelenting—an eclectic mix of baile funk, deconstructed club, hard dance, and everything in between. Diwata beckons you to mend your tiny little heart on the dance floor.

Loveless is one of many aliases of the Hong Kong born creative. Influenced by their grassroots upbringing, Loveless brings a mix of deconstructed club, hardcore, experimental, and noise that belongs to the non-conforming. They have previously appeared at 宀Club, Slimefest,  Duchessland, and Arcan.

Elizabeth Kezia Widjaja is an Indonesian-born and raised artist and photographer. Her rebellious visuals draw from computer programming, which naturally galvanized a photographer’s control down to every single pixel. Through her works, she constantly plays with the deconstruction of media, sharing her findings online.

Jennie MaryTai Liu is an artist working across performance, film, and education. She co-founded and edited Riting.org, an experiment in writing that engages with performance in Los Angeles. Since 2021 she is based between the US and Hong Kong where she teaches movement and is producing her first feature length film. She has received commissions and presentations at Portland Institute of Contemporary Art, New York Film Festival/Currents section, Crossroads/San Francisco Cinematheque, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Human Resources LA, The Mistake Room.

Simon Liu (b. 1987, Hong Kong) centres his practice around his place of origin, Hong Kong, through alternative documentary forms, abstract diary films, multichannel video installations, and 16 mm projection performances. His works have been presented at film festivals and museums, including the Berlinale, Toronto International Film Festival, International Film Festival Rotterdam, New York Film Festival, Sundance Film Festival, The Shed, Cinéma du Réel, and the Whitney Museum of American Art. Liu is a 2019 Jerome Hill Artist Fellow and member of Negativeland, an artist-run film lab. He also teaches at the Cooper Union School of Art in New York.

Andrew Gilbert is an American sound designer, composer, and performer. In 2007, he co-founded Poor Dog Group, an experimental theatre collective for whom he developed six works as a performer and sound designer/composer, performing at the Experimental Media and Performance Art Center (EMPAC), The Getty Villa, and more. Gilbert is also a teacher, having worked in underserved communities for a decade before teaching humanities and sustainability internationally in secondary education.