Ulf Saupe (Halle, 1979) studied experimental alternative photography in Kassel with Prof. Floris Neusüss, master of the photogram. Neusüss has dedicated decades exploring the potential and the imaginative possibilities of this technique.  Ulf Saupe lived for three years in Madrid and worked there as an artist and press correspondent for a cultural magazine in Spain. He moved to Berlin in 2006 and continued working as an artist (until today) but very soon he established an experimental art space called Galerie SCALA. The space was open to the public for over one and a half years showing works by both young and established artists.  Cosequently, his background is both close to the contemporary artistic scene and to the history of photography. Furthermore, his skills led him to work for private collections focused on the 19th and 20th century photography.  In more recent times he opened the Ulf Saupe Gallery in Torstrasse.

Christian Domínguez (Berlin, 1965) studied philosophy and is today a writer, art critic, independent contemporary art curator and documentary film producer. He worked during the 1990s with the Swiss curator Harald Szeemann during almost 13 years at first as his assistant and later as co-curator. During many years he worked as museum curator for different Spanish institutions – among others the M.N.C.A.R.S. and the C.A.A.M- and was selected in 2001 by the Spanish government as art adviser of the ministry of foreign affairs. Later he worked as well for the German publisher Taschen as book editor for several years. Among others, outstanding contemporary artists like Joseph Kosuth, Juan Muñoz, Miquel Barceló, Jiri Dokoupil, Martin Kippenberger, Albert Oehlen and in more recent times Tania Bruguera, Santiago Sierra, Javier Téllez and Fernando Sánchez Castillo have been in close relation to him during different periods of his life. In 2009 he became partner of Ulf Saupe.