July Weber (alle Pronomen) is a choreographer, performer, curator, and sculptor. Working at the intersection of choreography and visual art, July explores interactions between body, material, and movement, informed by new materialist approaches and the deconstruction of power relations between human and non-human agents. Collision functions as a central principle—both as a moment of intense encounter and as an overlap of bodies, practices, and disciplines. July presents work internationally, has received awards including the Berlin Art Prize, was invited to Tanzplattform, and founded NEW FEARS, an award-winning gallery for transdisciplinarity. 

Lyllie Rouviere is a choreographer/dancer. In 2010, she graduated from National School, Paris-La-Villette, studying architecture, and in 2017, from « dance, context, choreography » at the Inter-University Center for Dance Berlin (HZT). Lyllie locates her work at the nexus of spatialities and bodies. Her performances have been presented in France (Festival Artdanthé, Festival d’Avignon off, Mains d’Oeuvres), Germany (Performing Arts Festival Berlin, Radialsystem V, Deutsches Architektur Zentrum) and in Iran (Invisible Centre of Contemporary Dance). She works as a dancer with Julie Desprairies (Centre Pompidou Metz, Nuit Blanche Paris) and Doris Uhlich (Kaserne-Basel, Donaufestival-Krems). She collaborates with suddenly collective, Julian Weber and Xenia Taniko.