By day, Maik works for an advertising company, but in his spare time he unleashes his creative prowess as a freelance designer and illustrator. But his true passion is his drum kit, with which he unleashes his rhythmic talent with his band Truckthor. Their music? An experimental blend of dark rock. When Maik isn’t jamming or doing arts and crafts, you’ll likely find him tearing up the skate park with his friends. When asked who he’d swap bodies with if he had to, his idols don’t rate a mention – instead, he cheekily admits he’d like to experience a day as his wife. Just for the fun of it!

Lotta got her first tattoo four months before she turned 18, and without telling anyone she was getting it. Since then she’s gotten so many tattoos that it’s hard to say exactly how many she has. For Lotta, tattooing’s a way to open up to the world, tell stories and capture memories. Before becoming a tattoo artist she worked at a design agency, but felt that her time there had run its course. Her ‘light bulb’ moment came eight years ago when she tattooed herself in her living room in the middle of the night. When it comes to tattoos, Lotta takes everything into account, from quality to how well suited a tattoo is for a person. She loves the process of tattooing, and she enjoys spending her free time with interesting people who have interesting ideas and fascinating stories to share. Her work itself – and the knowledge that her design will accompany her clients every single day – is just a bonus.

Kristi was always surrounded by friends who were DJs and music producers, which made becoming a DJ herself the obvious next step. Around five years ago she bought her own equipment and started experimenting to find her sound – and the rest, as they say, is history! Her musical interests range from melodic techno to progressive and deep house, but life has led her to explore and appreciate techno more deeply as well. Kristi admires a lot of unknown techno artists and feels that there’s room for everyone on the techno scene. If you want to hear Kristi DJing, pay a visit to Club 9/11, where she’s the resident DJ.

Oliver started snowboarding at the tender age of 11, when his father introduced him to the sport. But to Oliver, snowboarding’s far more than just a sport – it’s a form of self-expression that gives him a rush like no other. Even after winter Oliver continues to ride. True, it’s usually on a wakeboard, and he always keeps his skateboard nearby. He’s no stranger to falls or injuries, but his love for snowboarding always brings him back to the slopes. His greatest inspiration is Mario Visnap, a fellow snowboarder. It’s safe to say the guy lives and breathes snowboarding.