Beatriz Eggli
Maya Hottarek
Luise Maier
Regina Dürig
Rudolf Steiner

Beatriz Eggli is a visual artist and lives in Switzerland. Her practice combines painting, illustration and applied art; she is active on various platforms and is committed to fostering artistic networking in the region.

Beatriz Eggli is exhibiting 19 works at etage, in which vibrant colours and narrative imagery come together to form a distinctive artistic vision.

Maya Hottarek, born in Chironico in 1990, lives and works in Biel/Bienne and Basel. Her multimedia practice incorporates ceramics, installation, found materials, textiles and eco-friendly printing techniques.

Maya Hottarek brings to the E19 group exhibition an installation-based and material-focused practice in which objects, bodies, observations of everyday life and social issues are interwoven.

Luise Maier, born in 1991, lives and works in Biel. She combines writing and painting and explores themes of origin, identity, power relations and the formation of the self; her publications include novels and a sketchbook.

Luise Maier is listed on the map with the additional code 2G. In the context of E19, she is listed as an artist and writer; her documented collaboration with Regina Duerig on *Anatomalien* provides an obvious context.

Regina Duerig is an author, performer, artistic researcher and lecturer in creative writing. She lives in Biel/Bienne; collaborations with other disciplines form a central part of her artistic practice.

Regina Duerig features on the E19 map in an exhibition in which literary, performative and visual art practices are presented alongside photographic and installation-based works. Her collaboration with Luise Maier on *Anatomalien* is documented as a relevant context.

Rudolf Steiner is a contemporary artist and photographer who lives and works in Biel, Rondchatel and Warsaw. Together with Barbara Meyer Cesta, he has been running the art label and publishing house Haus am Gern since 1998.

Rudolf Steiner brings to the E19 group exhibition a conceptual, photographic and interdisciplinary practice that is firmly rooted in the Biel/Bienne region and has been exhibited internationally.