Sound artist, percussionist, improvisor, and explorer of found objects, Germaine Liu (Hong Kong born, Cantonese-Chinese-Canadian) works and plays in multi-modalities. Her work indulges in the permeability between touch/movement/sound, and their relationship to topography and circumstance. Named a Toronto artist to watch by Now Magazine in 2018 and nominated for the 2025 Johanna Metcalf Performing Arts Prize, her interest has been dedicated to creating multi-modal scenarios as sites for meaningful gatherings that investigate the dimensions of generosity. With desires to create collaborative joyful spaces, Germaine aims to celebrate interdependent collectivism in her work.

Meghan Cheng is a violinist and new media artist and violinist based in Toronto, Ontario. Cheng creates audio visual installations for live performances, galleries and public spaces. She explores how technology is used to bring attention to the human experience and the natural world around us. She creates audiovisual installations in the form of light sculptures, projection mapping or screen-based work.

Mark Zurawinski is an improvisor, sound designer and audio engineer. Inspired by the tangibility of sound, and the fluidity of texture and time, Mark's work investigates the inner worlds of sounding objects through the play of field recordings, found percussion, and electro-acoustic processing. Mark has recorded, mixed, and mastered works for artists across Canada, is an editor and producer for acclaimed podcasts, and has created music and sound design for film, dance, theatre, and multimedia installations through collaborations with the Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto, Mocean Dance Halifax, Nuit Blanche, The Bentway Toronto, The Music Gallery, UnDrum Festival Montreal, Canadian Creative Music Network, and partner Germaine Liu.