Bambi van Balen is a queer non binary Dutch-Hungarian visual artist, a raver, an inflatable fetishist, cook, activist, researcher and founder of the group Tools for Action. With a background in sculpture and art-activism they hold skill-share works, set up campaigns and realise participatory performances and political interventions. Next to their practice with Tools for Action, they teach, curate, create sculptures, ceramics and liminal installations. Since three years they are invested in dream work as a collective healing practice. They can be contacted at: bambi(at)toolsforaction.org.

Carmen Branco van Gelder is a visual and conceptual artist who recently graduated in Fine Arts at the Willem de Kooning Academy. Carmen uses different tools and crafts in search of conveying the right visual translation to a theme or feeling. She defines her work as divergent and transformative. Carmen worked with Tools for Action at Berry (Dreammachine 03).

Christy Westhovens is a non binary visual artist, researcher, and builder of machines. Driven by her curiosity, she designs equipment to measure and translate natural processes into an intuitive experience. This might involve guiding you through microscopic landscapes, generating live poetry, or creating interactive soundscapes based on your own data. In addition to crafting machines for exploring our environment, she also explores ways to build machines in community settings where playing, exploring, shaping, and adapting personal experiences in relation to the environment are central. Through collective machine-building practices, she aims to foster control and awareness over the technologies that continually surround us. In a broader sense, she invites reflection on the nature of experience, the relationship between humans and machines, and how we ascribe meaning to the world around us. Christy worked on several Tools of the Tools for Action sensorium, including dream machines and facillitated the workhop Rainbow Warriors at BAK Basis in Utrecht.

Sarah Kerbosch is a Dutch multidisciplinary artist and designer, with a background in fashion design and psychology. She focuses on the effect of space, colour and tactility on well-being, discovering how space influences the body and vice versa. She uses textiles in combination with other materials to create worlds in which her fantastical creatures live. She collaborates with Tools for Action on large scale sewing works such as the Hammer, the inflatable Bom and Dream Chapel.