Hallvard Nuland works primarily with installations based on materials found in everyday surroundings. By assembling these elements into new configurations—whether as images, collages, or sculptures—he explores the materials' inherent complexity and imbues them with new layers of meaning and context. Nuland (b. 1995, Kristiansand) lives and works in Oslo and Zurich, and studied at the Oslo National Academy of the Arts and the Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK) in Zurich, Switzerland.

Thyra Dragseth works across disciplines, employing video, photography, text, and installation. Her work often draws on her own family history and archival material, exploring themes such as inheritance, dependency, care, power, and emotional transference. By positioning herself within the work as either a participant or an observer, she critically examines questions of truth, memory, and perception, as well as the ethical aspects of working with intimate material. Dragseth (b. 1993, Copenhagen) lives and works between Oslo and Lisbon and is a graduate of the Oslo National Academy of the Arts.

Adin Mušić is an interdisciplinary artist working with various media such as video, installation, and sculpture. His work explores how new technology has shaped our everyday lives in relation to identity, belonging, and the digitalization of society. Mušić (b. 1995, Kristiansand) lives and works in Oslo and is a graduate of the Oslo National Academy of the Arts.

Vilde Eskedal is a material-based artist. She uses refuse, natural materials, construction materials, and clay mixtures, transforming them into sculptures or installations. A recurring theme is the ambivalence between the repulsive and the attractive qualities of organic and man-made materials. Eskedal (b. 1992, Tromsø) lives and works in Kristiansand and studied at the University of Agder and York St John University. Eskedal will be on research leave from her position as an engagement developer at Kunstsilo from autumn 2025 through 2028.