Workshop
FATteam
Ursina Gabriela Roesch (sier)
Director, Founder, Project Leader, Artist – zrh/ch
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Ursina Gabriela Roesch, aka urgart, understands art as a subversive and socio-political medium, creating multimedia conceptual works that spark discourse. Shaped early by the global art world, Roesch was driven to address persistent gender inequality in the arts and founded FATart. In 2016 she curated the groundbreaking exhibition 144 Zürcher Künstlerinnen, whose success led to the creation of the initiative FAT (Famous Artist Table) – now a leading Swiss art association advocating equal inclusion of FLINTA in the art world. With the internationally acclaimed FATart FAIR, Europe’s first art fair and exhibition platform dedicated to FLINTA, she launched an exceptional project that resonates far beyond the feminist art scene. Alongside this commitment, her focus remains on her own artworks as well as cooperative projects and commissions.
Margaritha Windisch (she/her)
Strategy & Development
zh/ch
Margaritha is a legal scholar and researcher at the Center for Law & Economics at ETH Zurich, where she is pursuing her doctorate at the intersection of copyright law, artificial intelligence, and art. Her work combines several years of experience in the field of transformation with a strong passion for the art world and artistic creation. Both within and beyond her academic activities, she is committed to fostering dialogue across disciplines and promoting transdisciplinary collaborations at the intersection of art, society, and technology. At FATart, she is responsible for strategy and development.
Nusa Núñez de La Torre (she/her) digital affairs
zh/ch
With roots in Switzerland, Spain and Peru, Nusa Núñez de La Torre carries the world within her. Her home is where her art is. Literally, because Nusa turns her most private spaces into walk-in luminous installations. She works with sound, light and video technology.
When Nusa is not travelling in analogue, she is in the digital ether. Working online offers Nusa further opportunities to advocate for the visibility of women artists.
Viviana Gonzalez (she/her)
meeting point for women artists* with a migration background ch/at
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Viviana is a Colombian visual artist. Her artistic and investigative work focuses on themes such as the relationships we build with places, cartography and migration, from a postcolonial perspective, and mainly through media such as drawing and installation. She is currently pursuing a PhD in Fine Arts and Cultural and Media Theories at the Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK) in cooperation with the Linz University of the Arts. For FATart she is the initiator of the meeting place for female artists with a migration background.
Lukas Jäger (he/his)
graphic designer
bs/ch
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He is a trained printing technologist and studied visual communication at the University of Design and Art in Basel. Lukas has been responsible for the graphic implementation at FATart since the beginning and is responsible for ensuring that all printed products have a uniform appearance.
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irem güngez (she/her)
Photo and videography
zh/tr
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Irem is an artist and photographer. She originally comes from Istanbul and is based in Zurich. She supports FATart with photography and video documentation.
FATassociation
Noëlle Berger (she/her)
actuary and treasurer
zh/ch
Noëlle Berg (artist's name) is a woman and an artist and does not want to endure, but to act. To expose social conditioning and reference culture with bold poses drive her. The resulting work seeks to enrapture and disrupt, and in hindsight, seduce us to think of things differently and open our eyes to the beautiful and the possible. The engagement for FAT offers Noëlle Berg another opportunity to stand up for these values and concerns. www.noelle-berg.kleio.com
Lisa Spaar (she)
entrepreneur
bs/ch
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"I like people, find injustice unbearable and want to learn more about art. Being a board woman is a great way to combine all that."
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Lisa grew up in the countryside and has been at home on, by and in the water ever since. She has been working for a consulting firm for more than ten years and deals daily with redirecting rusty structures into flowing processes.
Maya Renfer
upport club
bs/uk
Maja holds a Bachelor's degree in Culture, Criticism and Curation from CSM London.
From an early age she was interested in art, but was always disappointed when the number of artists and FLINTAs in art exhibitions could be counted on one hand. In summer 2021, she joined FATart to support socially engaged curatorial work, which represents an essential step towards an inclusive art world.
Gudrun Kruse (she/her)
accounting
zrh/ch
Gudrun met Ursina on a bookkeeping course and that's how she joined FATart. The full-time mother of three children finds working for FATart a great way to balance her everyday life. She also finds it exciting to come into contact with art and to be able to exchange ideas with so many great people. Gudrun supports FATart with the organisation's bookkeeping.