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Greeting:

Hey! First of all, it would be nice to introduce ourselves! 

 We're four crazy students from three different countries.
"Fantastic Four"
Nicolas is from Finland, Born in Hameenlinna, raised in Helsinki and now studying in Jyvaskyla, he likes a diverse set of subjects. He is majoring in physics but also studying english and latin on the side. Working as a theater technican (at the moment unemployed due to corona), he loves watching films and reading books. He has a passion for music and has played the guitar for 12 years.

 Aleks is orginally from Bulgaria, but she is currently representing the Netherlands.She studies Creative Business at the University of Applied Sciences Utrecht. Apart from that she works as a part-time photographer, as she has a passion for different forms of art. In addition to that, she loves spending time with her classmates in the vibrant city of Utrecht.

 Ewelina with Bartek are from Poland. They live in Poznań and study Tourism and Recreation together at Adam Mickiewicz University. Ewelina is involved in the organizational sphere, she likes to have everything planned, and Bartek helps in the implementation process. Bartek's passion is space, and Ewelina's passion is reading books. What do they have in common? A lot! They are a couple and like a team they walk the world with great optimism.

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