Gordon Endt is an audiovisual multimedia artist. His works move between post-studio practice and conceptual art, whereby he humorously tries to capture the present time. As a twin, he repeatedly thematizes his autobiography.

Endt studied Fine Arts at HBK Braunschweig with Norbert Bisky, Sean Snyder and Anne Pöhlmann and completed a Master's degree in Visual Arts & Multimedia at the Polytechnical University of Valencia. In addition to the Deutschlandstipendium, he held a residency at the Künstlerstadt Kalbe and studied at the Vilnius Academy of Arts.

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Johanna Spieker studied Fine Arts at the Braunschweig University of Art under Asta Gröting, Ulrich Eller and Franziska Windisch, among others, and received her diploma in 2022.
Johanna focuses on all things that are (or want to become) digital. Her work ranges from 3D animation and virtual reality to photography, video and sound works. She is also a dancer in ballet and contemporary dance and is aiming to combine the two subjects that have always fascinated her - technology and dance.

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Timothy is a writer and realizes his texts musically through production and vocal performance. Most of his work focuses on the evolution and digitalization of media, as well as the study of political, cultural and economic polarization across the globe. He also has a background in classical music and plays several instruments.

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Jan Mischur (*1990) is an architect who focuses on designing with existing buildings and non-places. The adaptation of urban structures with the individual in mind and the preservation of the built environment are two of his main concerns.
After training as a carpenter, Jan studied architecture at the Erfurt University of Applied Sciences and completed his studies at the Jade University of Applied Sciences in Oldenburg with a Master of Arts. He currently lives and works in Leipzig, Germany.

His role in Unit 404 is primarily in the construction infrastructure and mediation during workshops.

Guiliano Scollo is responsible for the digital backbone of Unit 404. With several years of experience in supporting freelance artists and cultural initiatives, he ensures the technical infrastructure of the collective remains both stable and adaptable. His work is situated at the German Aerospace Center (DLR), Institute of Transportation Systems, where he focuses on information gathering and modelling—fields that require both precision and foresight. Within the collective, Guiliano moves between systems and structures, translating artistic needs into functioning frameworks. Like a quiet architect of invisible spaces, he maintains the flow of data and communication, enabling the collective's work to unfold across digital and physical environments. His knowledge is rooted in practice, shaped by both scientific and collaborative processes, and informed by a publication in his field.

Lukas is a communication designer specialized on interactive audiovisual experiences and motion design. However his tools range from classical analogue art techniques to creative coding, always dependent on the conceptual needs of the project.

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