The author of the exhibition’s sound design is Bartłomiej Zajkowski – a composer, pianist, and the author of the first electronic rendition of Chopin's 24 preludes, Op. 28. As a composer, he creates both symphonic and chamber forms and combines electronic media with classical instruments. He has also written film and theatre music.

Zuzanna Srebrna - (b. 1985) is an artist working at the intersection of scenography, sculpture, and installation. She has designed sets and costumes for over thirty performances presented at festivals in Europe and Asia. When creating exhibitions and installations, she experiments with space on a micro and macro scale. The starting points for her works are the human body, performative action, and the city understood as a living organism.

In her collaborations with puppet, drama and opera theatres and working in non-theatrical spaces - creating performances, installations and urban games - she explores the significance of the object, puppet, actor, costume, prop, and multimedia. She engages with the audience, inviting them to cross the threshold between the stage and the auditorium, in order to become part of the space created by the artist and to experience it with all their senses.