Laila Mote (1994) is a visual artist and architect born and raised in the Faroe Islands with roots from Kenya. She holds a master’s degree in architecture from The Royal Academy in Copenhagen (2022), and since graduating, she’s been working within the fields of visual arts, graphic- and architectural design, serving clients across the Faroe Islands, Greenland, Sweden, Iceland and Gambia.

Gvøðny Maria Áarstein (1991) was born and raised in the Faroe Islands and now works between the Faroe Islands and Denmark. She is an autodidact artist working across various media, including painting, video installations, and linocuts. Her practice delves into psychological and existential questions, often exploring the complex relationship between humans and nature. With a sense of wonder and an existential lens, her work traverses the realms of earth and space, reaching toward the unanswered questions that lie among the stars. Grounded in personal experience and marked by a keen sensitivity to both inner life and social realities, her art reflects the alienation of contemporary existence and a profound longing for belonging.

Maibritt Marjunardóttir (b. 1988) is a Faroese artist and designer, trained in Textile Design at Kolding School of Design and Fashion Design at The Royal Danish Academy

Jens L. Thomsen is a composer, sound artist and producer based in the Faroe Islands. He has an MSc in Environmental and Architectural Acoustics from London South Bank University as well as a BA in Music Technology from University of West London. His work typically explores the intersection between art and technology. Notable soundscapes include NORÐ, commissioned by the Southbank Centre in London; FØROYAR 5.2, in which he used mountains as seismic instruments, and ÆÐR which is transmitted around the clock in the Eysturoyartunnil subsea tunnel. Under his moniker ORKA, Jens has been nominated twice for the Nordic Council Music Award. Jens spends ample time in the studio and is credited on more than a hundred releases and also tours as part of Yann Tiersen's live band.

Jonna Ljósá (1985) is educated at Iceland University of the Arts and Funen Art Academy 2010-2015.

Joel Cole is a Faroese American who has traveled to and lived in the Faroe Islands for nearly 40 years. His work incorporates natural materials (mostly wood derived from his native Minnesota River valley) used in unique ways to address the human condition as it relates to being foreign, strange, and on the periphery.

“I paint what I feel, not what I see. No sketches. No explanations. Colour, memory, and movement. Across continents.” Helga Djurhuus (b. 1989, Faroe Islands) is a contemporary Faroese artist working primarily with abstract oil paintings. She holds a BA and MA in Visual Design from the Royal Danish Academy.

Dirk Handreke works at the intersection of UX Sound Design and Audio Software Development, crafting creative and functional tools for audio interaction.

Ragnhild Hjalmarsdóttir Højgaard is a Faroese textile artist and designer with a background in tailoring and holds degrees from The Royal Danish Academy of Architecture and Design in Copenhagen.

Meet Ester Skála: The Enchanting Voice of Pink-Pop

Hogni writes songs about revolution, love, injustice, and darkness. The musical journey is constant, always seeking new territories and exploring greater depths.

Aggrasoppar [Agg:rah:soh:parr] is a secret Faroese flowerpunk naprap semi supergroup which erupted from the societal slumber of 2020 and released its 2 song strong debut album on Christmas eve.