Vitaliia Fedorova (Kyiv, Ukraine, 1996) is a visual artist based in Kyiv. Her artistic practice focuses on introspection and stretches on the poetic-social axis. Her main interest is to explore the possibilities of art as a political force that not only reflects social processes, but can significantly influence and shape them. Based on the thesis that the personal is always political, she uses the mediums of installation and video in order to transform the personal experience into common, and common into personal. The result of her creative process is reminiscent of storytelling, because it is at this point that she sees an opportunity for open dialogue with the audience.

Fedorova began her exhibition activities in 2019 - Erase to make a mark #20, Fondazione Pini, Milan; Second wave, COVIDEO19 (2021); ReA Art Fair II edition, Fabbrica del Vapore, Milan (2021); Filmmaker Festival, section Prospettive, Arcobaleno Film Center, Milan (2021); Alias, Opal, Milan (2022).

Born in Jedda, Saudi Arabia, Cecilia Granara currently lives and works in Paris (FR). In 2013 she received a BA in Fine Art with mention of Honours from Central St Martin's College of Art and Design and a BA in Fine Art from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux Arts in Paris. She studied with François Boisrond, Tim Eitel and James Rielly. In 2019 she won a scholarship for an exchange at MFA level at Hunter College, New York. Solo shows include "Quatre Coeurs" and « 0 infinity 21 » at Exo Exo, Paris and « Brittle Stars » at Sapling , London, as well as "Lasciare Entrare, Lasciare Andare" at Studiolo Project, Milan. She participated in group shows at Fondation Pernod Ricard, Centre d'Art Parc Saint Léger, Musée Cères Franco , Galerie Derrouillon, Galerie Jousse Entreprise, PS120, Galerie Jérôme Poggi, among others. In 2021, Exo Exo dedicated its entire booth at FIAC Paris to Granara's work. 

Francisco Moreno (b. 1986, Mexico City) is a Mexican contemporary artist living and working between Dallas and Mexico City. In 2006, he attended the Conceptual Design Summer Program at the Tecnológico de Monterrey, Querétaro Campus in Mexico.  Moreno returned to Arlington to complete his Bachelors in Fine Art at the University of Texas at Arlington in 2010 where he received the James S. Barnett Jr. Ideas in Art Charitable Foundation Scholarship.  In 2012, he graduated with a Masters in Fine Art from the Rhode Island School of Design with the prestigious Presidential Scholar Tuition award.  Moreno's work has been exhibited in New York City, New York; Providence, Rhode Island; Stowe, Vermont; Concord, Massachusetts; Dallas, Texas; and San Juan, Puerto Rico. 

 Melding art historical imagery with present-day tropes, Moreno harnesses the shared wonders, fears and anxieties depicted by artists across the ages. Upon the 2018 completion of his ambitious sculptural work Chapel - currently on virtual view in the Dallas Museum of Art exhibition "For a Dreamer of Houses" - the artist embarked on a daily drawing project. What began as a simple ritual has evolved into a timely exercise that beautifully combines classical art with real-life events; a poetic examination of bodily parts, medical tools and mental distress.