Lene Pels Jørgensen (aka Ronsbo) has worked with visual media, performance art, and culture for more than 20 years in Denmark, Italy, New York, and Los Angeles.
Alongside studies at the Royal Art Academy's Architecture School in Copenhagen in the 80's Lene worked as a graphic designer for cutting edge publications and organizations, with film and video and was part of a trend setting video arts milieu in Copenhagen, where her video-film Love In A Fridge won acclaim before circulating festivals around the World.
She moved to NY and studied Method Acting and Directing at the Strasberg Theater Institute and Actors Studio in NY and LA.
Lene assisted acclaimed theater director and owner Peter Langdal at the Betty Nansen Theater in the mid-90's and brought Method Acting to Denmark with a Master Class-series with Tony Greco. She has appeared in film and Danish TV and finished studies at UCLA in Content Creation in 2002 and went on to found the video-collective Digital Kitchen at Greenway Court Theater in Hollywood.
She curated an exhibition series STUDIO DENMARK, featuring a group of Danish artists showcasing photography, installation and concept art, furniture design, jewelry art, glass- and ceramic at Gallery ASTO, LA 2003, Gallery Sculpture To Wear, LA 2003-06, L.A. International Biennal Art at Bergamot Station, LA 2003, and DNA Gallery, Solana Beach 2004.
Lene began preparing the Danish Film Festival in 2004 after reviving the non-profit organization Scandinavian American Arts Foundation, of which she's the CEO. SAAF is the organization presenting the DK FILM FEST : LA.
She's an active member of Cultural Frontrunners, a group started in 2006 by Minister of Culture and Press Lene Balleby at The Royal Danish Embassy in Washington DC.
For 1o years she has also worked as a Private Chef and Special Event Planner for PRINCE and Mariah Carey amongst other clients.

Christian studied at Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-arc) and received his Bachelor and Master of Architecture from the Århus School of Architecture in Denmark (AAA). He is co-founder of the Department of Visual Communication at AAA, and was director of the Digital Media Center at the School of Visual Arts in New York. As well as lecturing and working around the world, Christian is regularly a visiting critic at Columbia University, Princeton University, and S.C.I.-Arc on topics of film, media, architecture, and technology.

In 1999, Christian curated the Millennium Exhibition for Architectural Record at Max Protecht Gallery in New York, a show that traveled internationally through 2003. In 2004 and 2006, he was curator of the U.S. Pavilion at The Venice Biennale. He is making a documentary on digital architecture and 3D technology funded by the Danish government.

In 2006, Christian co-founded The Danish Film Fest : Los Angeles, which celebrates and showcases Danish film and culture in Los Angeles, under the patronage of his Royal Highness Prince Joachim of Denmark. He is also a board member of the Scandinavian American Arts Foundation in Los Angeles.

She is also an advocate of raising America's awareness of Scandinavian fashion and design.