Kaegi and Barneaud have developed a long-term collaboration that blurs the boundaries between theatre, installation, research, and lived experience. Their work crafts performative strategies that echo the logic of the Trojan horse, subtly infiltrating systems and contexts, while dissolving traditional divisions between artists, experts, performers, and cultural management. 

Stefan Kaegi is a theatre-maker known for documentary and site-specific works that infiltrate everyday spaces through performance. As co-founder of Rimini Protokoll, he explores reality-based storytelling, often involving non-professional performers and technological systems to expose and question structures of power and perception. 

Caroline Barneaud is a dramaturg and producer in the performing arts, currently leading artistic projects at Théâtre Vidy-Lausanne. Her practice expands the scope of performance by bridging art, public space, and social engagement while supporting experimental and collaborative approaches.