Artists and collaborators

is a visual artist and performer; her art practice is devoted to spatial perception and a place of individuum within a social space. Alexandra has been engaged in a number of interdisciplinary projects on human rights and social justice.

is a U.S. based visual artist specializing in the traditional art form of manuscript illumination. She is author of Beyond Genocide; an emerging series of illuminations narrating a visual documentary arts perspective on global incidents of genocide and mass violence. Ms. Fagin is also an independent scholar in genocide studies and conducts research / seminars, lectures, workshops and advisory work on global initiatives of memory and memorialization through individual and collective arts expression and the museum experience.

is the Hungarian and European Slam Poetry Champion, writer, inventor and director of the "Hate Speech" Monologues, free speech scholar, radio host at Radio Tilos, a former Member of the Hungarian Parliament (1990-1998).

is visual and performance artist and the author of '30 seeds' exhibition: "Interactive Sculpture Exhibition is the media I choose to show my artistic work, where form, scale and senses merges."

is a filmmaker and artist. He uses his multi disciplinary practice to explore issues of social justice.

is a film-maker and photographer who since the beginnings of his career has been concerned with social and international justice.

is artistic director and co-founder of the Khmer Arts Academy and the choreographer of the Phka Sla project, which is a dance performance that explores forced marriage under the Khmer Rouge regime.

is an artist and founder of the To Un-Become Project

is a photoreporter and author of the book 'Memories of the War Reporter' who took pictures of the different phases of war in the former Yugoslavia: Balkans 1991 - 2011