We are OMTT, a Berlin-based collage collective.

Members:

• Mujgan Abdulzade (she/her) is a graphic designer, and educator working at the intersection of collage, publishing, and community building. Her practice explores how corporate aesthetics, office culture, and visual systems shape labor and everyday life. Through collage, she works with iStock imagery, office materials, and fragments of corporate culture to examine how contemporary work is aestheticized and performed.
• Leofrine Nøv (she/her) is a multidisciplinary artist and community art organizer with a background in architecture and human-centered design. After working at an atelier focused on social housing and the role of public space in addressing systemic social issues, she co-founded ousa, an intersectional collective that created safer, empowering spaces for marginalized and migrant communities through events, exhibitions, and workshops. In 2024, she started Grandma Zone, a workshop series focused on building community through art and social discussion. Across her collages, paintings, writing, and workshops, her work explores critical thinking through surrealist and anarchist symbolism informed by an intersectional feminist perspective.
• Jonathan Auch (he/him) is a graphic designer and collage artist. He collects obsessively: images, fragments, visual leftovers and works with them as research material. His practice is driven by a curiosity about what happens when unrelated images meet: how a crop, a texture, a repeated motif starts to form its own logic. For him collage is about developing a method for seeing, sorting, arranging and finding connections.