Adeline Tan / Mightyellow is an illustrator and visual artist based in Singapore. She takes inspiration from her surroundings and popular culture, and often juxtaposing these inspirations with her personal experiences and past memories. 

Aparna Nori is a lens based artist based between Singapore and India. Her art practice draws from lived experiences with a particular interest in themes of personal memory and identity. Her response is articulated through a range of mediums including photography, alternative photographic processes, video art and the book form. 

Catherine Lim-Ball is a Singapore-based artist with a background in ink painting and a particular interest in landscapes. Earlier works, including Silent White and 取景, explored landscape through ink before her Master of Fine Arts studies at NAFA. 

Farizwan Fajari / Speak Cryptic is an artist, musician and educator currently based in Singapore. Inspired by the visual language prevalent within alternative subcultures such as punk and skateboarding, and utilising personal iconographies and a cast of characters that he has developed since 2005, his works create narratives that speak to current affairs and his immediate environment.  

Jean Low’s practice is rooted in the gathering, transforming, and reimagining of materials that are abundant but overlooked, or discarded. Her particular interest is in the knowledge, labour, and possibilities held within everyday acts of making. 

Jeanette Adrienne Wee is an artist and educator based in Singapore whose work moves fluidly between form and feeling, exploring vessels and sculptural pieces shaped by themes of balance and chaos. A long-time mentee of master potter Dr. Iskandar Jalil, she now continues to develop works of her own and has taken part in several group and solo shows. 

Jovian Lim (b. 1984, Singapore) is a photographer whose practice explores the quiet poetry of spaces, objects, light and materiality. Working across architectural, hospitality, still_life and personal photography, Jovian approaches the everyday with a sensitivity that balances realism and romance.

Kevin WY Lee is a photographer and creative director born in Fiji and based in Singapore. Kevin’s photography practice explores Singapore – her temperament, aesthetic and growing pains. A broader canvas is marked by a curiosity in mortality, and how people cope with the finiteness of being mortal.  

Mary Bernadette Lee is based in Singapore as an artist, educator, illustrator, co-creator, observer & collector of information & experiences through collaborations with communities. Since 2014, her artistic practice takes the phenomenological approach investigating relationships between body, architecture and space, and psychological states relating to Self, Identity and Home. 

Ng Hui Hsien works as an artist, educator, and curator. Through her artworks, she seeks to evoke stillness and wonder, especially towards our inner landscapes and the more-than-human world. Her work is informed by phenomenology, one that sees our bodies as sites of knowledge and one curious about our relations with the living earth. 

Rebecca Toh (b. 1986) is a photographer working globally. Her work is heavily influenced by music, literature and film. In her personal work, she enjoys exploring beneath the surface of ordinary life in order to reveal its dream-like nature and deeper psychological meanings. Sometimes, her work also travels somewhere between dream and reality.

Tan Pinpin is a leading Singapore filmmaker and artist whose practice spans film, photography, and installation. Her works investigate the construction of memory, history and national identity, and challenge conventional narratives and forms as well as modes of distribution. 

Tan Zixi / MessyMsxi is a Singapore-based, London-trained artist. She adopted the moniker ‘MessyMsxi’ while studying at Central Saint Martins when classmates struggled to pronounce her Chinese name. Beyond its memorable, alliterative ring, the name captures her belief that the creative process is inherently messy and that the truest works spring from moments of raw spontaneity.

Theseus Chan is a Singaporean artist and printed matter designer whose practice moves between image-making, publishing and material experimentation. Founder of WORK and WERK Magazine, he approaches making as a process of discovery, allowing materials, chance, repetition and the imperfections of production to shape the work.

Zhou Jia Jun works primarily with Chinese ink, charcoal, and pastel. In this series, she draws inspiration from the foundational elements of Chinese landscape paintings, using trees and rocks as compositional building blocks. The drawings look at the relationship between living and inert matter: the way trees bend around stone and concrete, and how humans respond to their environment.