Christiane Peschek's works move in a phygital world of self-sacralization and fluid identity expansion. In images and multisensory spatial concepts, she creates dialogues characterized by intimacy and self-idealization. Rituals, retreats, retouched images, smells, and the conscious use of Wi-Fi radiation and low frequencies become hybrids of virtual transformation in a post-internet reality. Exhibitions include the Marta Herford Museum, Salzburger Kunstverein, Benaki Museum Athens, and the NRW Forum Düsseldorf. Prizes, awards, and collections include the UNSEEN Tesla Art Trail Award, Emergentes DST Honorary Award, BKA State Scholarship for Artistic Photography, ING DiBa Art Collection, Artothek des Bundes Belvedere21, Museum für Moderne Kunst Salzburg, and Kupferstichkabinett Wien. She lives and works in the cloud. Artist and musician Ernst Lima explores the coherence of colliding levels of perception between the analog and the digital, creating spatial collages from drawings, prints, and sound installations. Through this juxtaposition, she establishes a dialogue between the media and creates interfaces between resonance and alienation, reality and fiction. The visual explorations of fluid representations of the body are expanded in sound installations. Exhibitions have been shown at Sotheby's Artist Quarterly (Vienna), das weisse haus (Vienna), Parallel Vienna, and Friche la Belle de Mai (Marseille), among others. In 2021, she received the START Scholarship for Media Art and the Bildrecht Young Artist Award.