Yuna Yoon is a South Korean-Canadian painter based in Montreal. With a focus on watercolour, gouache and wax pastel, her paintings centre around natural phenomena where she seeks to infuse a sense of the uncanny into details culled from her everyday life. Her work is inspired by outsider and self-taught artists and her experiences during her childhood in Guatemala. She has participated in group exhibitions in Toronto.

Marcela Szwarc is a multidisciplinary artist of Polish descent from New York. Their upbringing has been influenced by a mix of Slavic cultural practices; pulling from memory and research, they re-frame these aesthetics within a contemporary, diasporic context. Marcela is the recipient of several awards in recent years, including the John & Nick Tedeschi Studio Arts Grant, The Tom Hopkins Memorial Award, and the Concordia University International Tuition Award of Excellence. Marcela finished their Master's study in Fine Arts in 2024 from Concordia University and currently resides in Tiohtià:ke / Montreal.

Holly MacKinnon is a Montreal artist, originally from the Hudson/St-Lazare area of Quebec. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from NSCAD University and has done residencies in Iceland (Fish Factory Creative Centre), Portugal (PADA Studios) and Montréal (Les 7 doigts). She is most known for her oil paintings on canvas, though her practice also includes work on paper, watercolor and writing. Her work has been shown at Wishbone Art Gallery (Montreal), Stewart Hall Art Gallery (Pointe-Claire), McBride Contemporain (Montreal), Rad Hourani Gallery (Montreal), Halifax Archives (Halifax NS), Anna Leonowens Gallery (Halifax NS), and Good Sport Gallery (London ON). Her current studio space is located inside of a Buddhist centre.
 

​Le Lin 林樂 is a trans Teochew-Canadian multi-disciplinary artist, activist, and researcher based in Tiohtiá:ke/Montréal. His art practice is oriented towards fuelling experiences of joy, empathy, and connection, and informed by thoughts and ideas that are authentic to his diasporic experience. These include gender, racialization, queerness, language, and identity. He is a firm believer in mobilizing art as a tool of resistance, instigating acts of vulnerability, and channels to uplift one another. He often works with Chinese typography, calligraphy, illustration, mixed media, and various printmaking techniques (silk-screen, risograph, letterpress, offset, intaglio, and woodcut). Most of his recent works have been silk-screen or risograph-printed artist books and prints, always pushing the boundaries of traditional books. He wants his work to inspire revelatory experiences in his audience.

Corbo was made in France and built in Canada, where he has been currently running around in the small village of Montreal.In 2022, he left the brutal world of concrete and striped ties to launch full-time into the world of flowery landscapes and colored pencils. Fond of play on words, he likes to juggle with the dictionary and mix expressions to the rhythm of his brushes in order to put a delicate smile and lightness on your face.

​Mirella is an Illustrator originally from Brazil who lives and breathes nature. Her paintings are all inspired by nature, its unmatching power, organic curves and unique beauty. She believes that by making art about nature, people will be reminded of it and feel more connected to our roots, having the urge to protect it and adore it like a religion. She takes commissions and produces her own body of work with products ranging from original paintings in watercolour, gouache or digital to stationary items such as cards, postcards, prints and stickers, all designed by the artist.