Paolo Woods is a critically acclaimed documentary photographer, filmmaker, and curator whose artistic journey delves into complex global narratives through the lens of his camera. As the author of eight influential books, his work is not only widely exhibited but also deeply respected in the realms of art collection and publishing.

Lars Lindemann is a Hamburg based curator, exhibition maker and creative director. At the moment he's working on a number of exhibition projects inside and outside of his native Germany. Lars is one of the founders of the Hamburg Portfolio Review and International Projects Curator of the Italian photo festival Cortona On The Move.

Zed Nelson is a renowned British documentary photographer known for his powerful and thought-provoking images. He gained international acclaim for his long-term projects exploring themes such as globalization, consumerism, and the human condition. One of his most notable works is "Love Me," a photographic exploration of the global obsession with beauty and perfection. Nelson's work often delves deep into societal issues, offering viewers a poignant reflection on the world we live in.

Heather Evans Smith is a distinguished photo-based artist whose evocative work delves deep into themes of southern heritage, motherhood, womanhood, and the vivid imagination fostered during her upbringing as an only child in a secluded rural town. Her compelling photographic narratives often explore poignant themes of memory, loss, and familial bonds, all set within meticulously crafted conceptual environments.