Himali Singh Soin (b.1987) is a writer and artist who uses metaphors from outer space and the natural environment to construct imaginary cosmologies of interferences, entanglements, deep voids, debris, delays, alienation, distance and intimacy. In doing this, she thinks through ecological loss, and the loss of home, seeking shelter somewhere in the radicality of love. Her speculations are performed in audio-visual, immersive environments. Soin's art is shown at exhibitions such as at the Serpentine Gallery (London) or the HKW (Berlin) and she is part of the curatorial team of Momenta Biennale 2021 in Montréal. Soin is currently Writer-in-Residence at the Whitechapel Gallery in London, and has spoken on various themes such as Afro-Asian Futurisms or the question of whether the arts can affect climate change. She lives and works between London and Delhi. 

David Soin Tappeser (b.1985) practice primarily revolves around experimentation and improvisation. Borrowing from jazz, new music and various musical and percussive traditions he got to know during his extensive travels in India, Nepal and Mexico, Soin Tappeser's work shaped by notions of internal pulsation, ideas of phase and fragmentation and concerning the manipulation of time and time-perception through music. He considers music a means of unfiltered, personal expression and play - something mysterious and whimsical. He is a German-born, London and New-Delhi-based drummer, composer and performance artist.