Julia Watson. Lo—TEK. Water. A Field Guide for TEKnology

Piera Wolf is a Swiss-born and Zürich-based graphic designer and art director who specializes in visual identity, print and exhibition design. Her practice is dedicated to creating tailored solutions with soul, expertise and passion for her many clients who hail from (but aren’t limited to) the fields of art, design, fashion, hospitality, and culture at large.

Stephanie Specht is a Belgium-based independent graphic designer known for her purposeful, raw, and uncomplicated simplicity. She specializes in visual identities, posters, illustrations, and books, and particularly enjoys the experimental phase of design—the space where she can explore freely and create without limits.

Lina Müller is a Swiss-based illustrator and designer whose work blends commercial purpose with expressive artistry. She focuses primarily on editorial illustration and has collaborated with leading publications, including The New Yorker, The New York Times, Bloomberg Businessweek, Die Zeit, Reportagen magazin, and Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin.

Julia Watson is an Australian-born designer, educator, author, TED speaker, and radical thought leader of Greco-Egyptian-English heritage, known for championing climate-resilient design through ancestral technologies. Trained as an architect in First Nations knowledge systems, she spearheads the global Lo—TEK movement. She co-founded the Lo—TEK Institute and the Lo—TEK Office for Intercultural Urbanism, both co-led by Indigenous and non-Indigenous designers and scientists. A lecturer at Harvard and Columbia, Watson has collaborated with NIKE, LEGO, Gensler, and Buro Happold, continually redefining sustainability through ancestral wisdom.