Shedding light on narratives from both ancient and contemporary mythologies of the Arabian Pen-insula, Moza Almatrooshi’s research investigates territorial knowledge and how it has been shaped across time, spanning agricultural practices, imperial impositions and postcolonial realities.

Mirna Bamieh explores the politics of disappearance and memory production by unpacking the social concerns and limitations of Palestinian communities amid contemporary political dilemmas.

Elia Nurvista is an interdisciplinary artist and founder of Bakudapan Food Study Group, which investigates the meaning of food in socio-political and cultural context on a local and global scale. The artist analyses these economic and dietary constructs in order to expose their prejudiced origins and contradict the ethical neutrality often associated with food preferences.

Rahul Gudipudi is a researcher, storyteller and recently appointed Senior Curator at CARA (Center for Art, Research and Alliances), New York, where he oversees CARA’s programmes across exhibitions, publications and fellowships.