Andriesh Gandrabur is a Russian composer, sound designer, and educator specializing in sound art and sound design. He serves as the head of the "Sound Art and Sound Design" program at the Higher School of Economics' School of Design and teaches at the British Higher School of Design. Gandrabur has been involved in various artistic projects, including founding the DOS music production school and co-founding the music communications agency Main In Main. He has also contributed to theater productions, such as composing music and sound design for Marina Brusnikina's play "In Rings" at the "Praktika" Theater. In the film industry, his works include music for "Permafrost" (2023) and "Another Long Day" (2021). Previously, Gandrabur worked as a creative director at a major advertising agency and was actively involved in musical projects, including the band My Space Rocket and Dsh!Dsh!

Andronik Khachiian is an artist, curator, and art manager with a background in curating, music management, and collaborative artistic projects. He is the Art Director and Co-Curator of Hosq. His work spans visual arts, music, and performance, with a focus on community engagement and interdisciplinary collaboration. His projects have been showcased in the US, Russia, Mexico, and Europe, and some continue to be exhibited in these regions. Known for his work in drawing, photography, and installation, Andronik's projects often involve public participation and explore raw emotion, improvisation, and collective healing. He also bridges his visual art and theater background to create immersive art experiences.

Shoghakat Mlke-Galstyan is an arts manager, choreographer, and educator with over nine years of international experience. As Creative Director of Mihr Theatre, she has significantly contributed to Armenia's contemporary dance scene, blending performance and strategy to push artistic boundaries. Shoghakat holds an MA in Arts Management from Yerevan State Institute of Theater and Cinematography and has conducted postgraduate research at Zurich University of Arts. Her projects span Armenia, Europe, and the US, focusing on cultural policy, social art, and community engagement. Recognized with the Golden Medal from the Armenian Ministry of Culture, she is dedicated to bridging cultural gaps and promoting arts education.

Tsolak Mlke-Galstyan is an accomplished choreographer, director, and art manager with over two decades of experience in contemporary dance and performing arts in Armenia. As the co-founder and Art Director of Mihr Theatre, he has played a pivotal role in shaping the contemporary dance scene. Tsolak is also the curator of dance platforms and festivals, including the HIGH FEST International Performing Arts Festival. His works span choreography, stage direction, and art management, and he has led numerous educational and social-arts projects. Tsolak’s commitment to collaboration and cultural exchange has contributed to the growth of the contemporary dance landscape in Armenia and internationally, with engagements across Europe, the US, and the Middle East.

Ilya Moshchitsky is a director and founder of the independent theater company "Temporary Association Chronotope," with a diverse career in Armenia, Ukraine, and Russia. His works have been showcased at international festivals, including the Edinburgh Fringe, "NET" in Moscow, and "GogolFest" in Kyiv. Winner of the 2018 Breakthrough Award for "Best Director" and nominated for the 2022 Golden Mask Award, Moshchitsky's performances have been staged in cities like St. Petersburg, Moscow, and Berlin. In 2022, he relocated to Yerevan, where "Chronotope" continues to stage plays, festivals, and workshops in multiple languages.