The Artists of InsightsDigital at the
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Adelaide Fringe 2025

Kristina Hanses aka KEJH
​Creator of 'New Self'

Kristina Hanses, known artistically as KEJH, is a Swedish singer, songwriter, choreographer, and dancer. A graduate of Amsterdam University of the Arts (2010), Kristina’s artistry blends contemporary dance and music, creating works that explore vulnerability and human connection. Her choreographic work is often driven by her original musical compositions, seamlessly integrating movement, song, and storytelling.

Kristina first merged her passions for music and dance as part of the performance duo Kristal and Jonny Boy, whose dynamic performances toured extensively across Europe, including at SXSW and alongside acts like Mando Diao and Tove Lo. In 2022, Kristina returned as KEJH with the EP New Self and premiered her first hour-long dance-concert performance of the same name. Her recent works explore themes of transformation, loss, and resilience.

Kristina’s latest music video for the song New Self—recorded on the serene beaches of Rättvik as the snow melted away—captures the bittersweet battle of staying grounded while navigating loss. The video, also a dance performance, encapsulates her signature fusion of music, choreography, and raw emotion.

Kristina's work ‘New Self’ is part of InsightsDigital at the Adelaide Fringe 2025
To discover more about Kristina Hanses and her work, check out her website. You can also find her on social media, and online music sites.
Tomo Sone
​Creator of 'Cassandra's field of flowers'

​Tomo Sone is a choreographer who merges artistic vision with scientific insights, crafting
innovative dance narratives. Her recent research delves into digital technology’s
relationship with the human body, seeking new avenues for empathy. She has refined her
expertise in experimental choreography, collaborating with AR and AI technology, and
creating internationally recognized dance films and solo works. Her interdisciplinary
approach is further supported by conference presentations and contributions to dance
research publications.
 
In addition to her choreographic work, she has led movement workshops to align training
with creative goals and is committed to using dance as a tool for social impact and
nurturing emerging talents. Collaborating with diverse artists, including motion graphic designers, animators,
composers, and filmmakers, Tomo often designs soundscapes, costumes, and
scenography to enhance her work. 
 
Tomo’s performances have been showcased at numerous venues and festivals, including
the Suzanne Dellal Center (Israel), the Jerusalem Theatre (Israel), Festival Internacional de
Danza Contemporánea (Mexico) Gdansk Dance Festival (Poland), and Akropoditi
DanceFest (Greece). 

Tomo's work ‘Cassandra's field of flowers’ is part of InsightsDigital at the Adelaide Fringe 2025
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To discover more about Tomo Sone and her work, you can find her on social media, via the icons below.
Efi Tetringa
Creator of 'Endless Currents' 

Efi Tetringa is a dancer, choreographer, and certified Pilates instructor who studied dance at the Art Factory International in Italy, and at the Aktina Professional Dance School in Greece. With a background in Biology and Neuroscience, Efi combines science, art, and movement to create pattern-driven choreography and precise spatial works; she has developed a unique way of perceiving the world, constantly discovering patterns in everything around her. This same approach shapes her choreography, where the interplay of patterns and the precise mapping of space are central elements.
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Efi’s projects span stage and video dance, with several of her works featuring in international festivals. Her work “Katanyxis” was selected by the Lift-Off Film Festival First-Time Filmmaker Sessions in 2020, and her piece “Unreal City” was featured in the Video Art category at the Pure Identities Festival in 2024. In September 2022, Efi presented her first stage piece, “Meeting Point,” at the 5th Contemporary Dance Festival Compartments Dance Project.  
 
Efi often collaborates with other practitioners and has worked with numerous choreographers and dancers. As a dancer, she has worked with artists such as Rauf Yasit, Brigel Gjoka, Jill Crovisier, Martina La Ragione, Lara Russo, Nikos Kalogerakis, Vittoria Kotsalou, Angeliki Stellatou, and Betty Dramisioti. As part of her continuing professional development, Efi and has completed the Corpo Poetico: Dancing with Disabilities training program, which she implements into her practice. 
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Efi's work ‘Endless Currents’ is part of InsightsDigital at the Adelaide Fringe 2025
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To discover more about Efi Tetringa and her work, you can find her on Instagram and Vimeo, our reach out directly through email, via the icons below. 
Wei Zhan
Creator of 'Wah Yen' 

​Wei Zhang (b. 1991, China) is a filmmaker and visual artist currently based in
Glasgow, Scotland. Zhang is a PhD student at Kingston School of Art. Their
practice investigates the interconnected dynamics of migration, mobility, hybrid
identity, and the transformation of the body through a non-vococentric
filmmaking approach, framed by Chinese cultural heritage and gender concepts.
Their work has been showcased at Glasgow International 2024, the 12th
Alchemy Film and Moving Image Festival, the Toronto Queer Film Festival
2022, and the Bangkok Biennial 2020.

Wei's work ‘Wah Yen’ is part of InsightsDigital at the Adelaide Fringe 2025
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To discover more about Wei Zhang and their work, you can find them on Instagram or check out their website via the icons below.