Nicole Siggins is a Germany based American artist who works across a variety of mediums. She is co-founder and co-director of the Institute for Infinitely Small Things, an international collective that conducts creative, participatory research that aims to temporarily transform public spaces and instigate dialogue about democracy, spatial justice and everyday life. Her video work has been shown at Studio Soto, The Brattle Theatre, Lumen Eclipse, The Boston Comedy Film Festival, the Woods Hole Film Festival, the 33rd Hamburg International Short Film Festival, the 31st Braunschweig International Film Festival, and Muddum Art Space in Prague, Czechia. You can find more of her work at www.nicolesiggins.com.

Maker, voracious learner, community organizer, nerd, German resident, Canadian. Adina's earlier works were mainly rendered in laser-cut plastic ("Prosthetic Beard", "Field of Industrial Wind Turbines on Conference Room Desk") and rare unreleased podcasts made with her brother. More recent projects as part of the disco snail collective with Nicole Siggins include: Resist Tanz, a short film that was shown at the 33rd Hamburg International Film Festival and the 31st Braunschweig International Film Festival, and an installation art piece called Ridiculous Love which is currently on tour. Adina enjoys making art that makes her laugh, and hopes it will make you laugh too.