Beowulf: Dangerzone is a collaboration between Andreas R Andersson and Karl Sjölund.

Anna Zvyagintseva (b. 1986, Dnipro, Ukraine) is an artist who lives and works in Kyiv.

Architecture of Aroha is a collaborative project that explores indigenous practices in Aotearoa New Zealand and Sápmi.

Daniel de Paula (b. 1987, Brazilian) reflects upon the production of space as the reproduction of dominant abstract ideologies.

Em'kal Eyongakpa (b. 1981, Manyu, Cameroons) approaches the experienced, the unknown and collective stories through repetition and transformation.

Eveliina Sarapää (b. 1976, Oulu, Finland), is an architect with Sámi roots in Ohcejohka, who lives and works in Helsinki.

Fadlabi (b. 1975, Omdurman, Sudan) lives and works in Luleå, Sweden.

Grandeza Studio is a collective of architects and artists founded in Madrid in 2011.

Inas Halabi (b. 1988, Jerusalem, Palestine) explores power structures inherent in her surroundings, with a special interest in everyday mythology.

INTERPRT works to expose environmental destruction and human rights violations with ties to extractive industries.

Jenni Laiti (b. 1981) & Outi Pieski (b. 1973) are artists based in Finland and Sweden.

Jenny Nordmark (b. 1980, Kalix, Sweden) explores, through art, architecture and scenography, issues connected to the climate, the local and the global.

Lena Stenberg (b. 1961, Kiruna, Sápmi/Sweden) is an artist that lives and works in Kiruna, Sweden.

PhosFATE is a collaboration between Mohamed Sleiman Labat (1986, Sahrawi Refugee Camp/ Tindouf, Algeria) and Pekka Niskanen (1961, Mikkelin mlk, Finland).

'The waterfall that went silent' is a spatial intervention in public space by the Umeå School of Architecture (UMA).

wiklundwiklund consists of the duo Katarina Wiklund (b. 1963, Stockholm, Sweden) and Susanna Wiklund (b. 1964, Luleå, Sweden).