Genevieve Leong (b. 1992, Singapore) completed her BA Fine Art (Photography & Digital Imaging) at Nanyang Technological University, School of Art, Design & Media, Singapore, in 2015, and her MA Contemporary Art Practice (Critical Practice) at the Royal College of Art, London, in 2019. She was based in Switzerland from August 2019–March 2023 and relocated back to Singapore in April 2023.

Farizwan Fajari, or sometimes known as Speak Cryptic, is an artist and musician currently working and living in Singapore.

Dana Lam (b. 1953) works across writing, drawing and performance. She is indebted to her feminist sisters in the fields of writing, research, theatre and visual art.

Cynthia Delaney Suwito (b. 1993, Jakarta, Indonesia; lives and works in Singapore) is an artist who bends everyday norms to understand and relook at our surroundings. Taking many forms, including sculpture, installation, and digital media, her work is noted for its quiet humour and laborious impracticality. Knitting Noodle (2016), a video showing the artist knitting instant noodles, was featured on BBC Asia in 2017. Other subjects explored include the misfortunes of plastic bags, the misuse of clothes pegs, and the perpetual turning of toilet paper rolls.

A visual artist and fine arts alumnus of Lasalle College of The Arts, Aiman’s practice spans exhibitions and art fairs from Singapore to international platforms across Indonesia, Spain, the US and the UK. Other then a recent showing in Art Jakarta, and in Barcelona in 2025, he has held three solo exhibitions, and was also profiled alongside ten artists from South East Asia in 2020—a collaboration with ArtSEA on establishing arts-based initiatives for social impact. Through a materially grounded practice, he investigates embodiment as a dynamic process of learning and connection—where meaning emerges not only through individual experience, but through our entanglement with environments, communities, and collective memory. This intellectual and creative pursuit has been recognised with accolades such as the Stanton Archer Prize, while his passion for art has also been acknowledged by various awards such as the Homiens Art Prize, the Georgette Chen Scholarship, and the Winston Oh Travel Award.

Minstrel Kuik (b. 1976, Malaysia) left her hometown Pantai Remis at 18 years old. After earning a Bachelor of Fine Art degree in Taiwan, she obtained her master’s degree in photography in Arles, France. Kuik works across a range of mediums, including photography, drawing, poetry, textile, mixed-media assemblage and installation, with a focus on women’s writing (Écriture féminine).

Joey Leung (b.1999) is an artist working across painting, sculpture, and installation. Design sensibilities subtly inform her approach to surface and spatial relationships. Her practice explores transient details across both built and natural environments, revealing and responding to these brief experiences in search of spaces where simplicity and stillness can quietly emerge.

Suliswanto Urubingwaru (b. 2000) was born in Kediri, East Java, Indonesia. He is an active artist, researcher, and writer. He is also the co-founder of Titik Kumpul Forum, an art collective in Yogyakarta. In his work, Urubingwaru often intersects visual and literature as a modus operandi of narratology. He uses fiction and interpretation to explore themes related to history, myth, and identity through multiple mediums. These mediums consist of drawing, painting, installation, and public interaction art.

Liew Kwai Fei (b. 1979, Kuantan, Pahang) is recognised today as among the most exciting new generation of contemporary painters in Malaysia. Spanning over a decade, his practice explores the hybridity of the painting medium and its capacity to communicate ideas spanning class, race, and language to the humbling experience of the unspeakable when we encounter art.

Oscar Xyh (b. 1999, Singapore) is a Singapore based artist known for his abstract Chinese ink paintings. Xyh’s relationship with Chinese ink painting is sudden and unexpected. He initially undertook the NAFA Diploma with the intention of exploring Western painting. However, after being introduced to Chinese ink, he found his attraction towards the medium’s complexity.

Lyle Buencamino (b. 1978, Philippines) is a painter from Metro Manila, Philippines. He is a graduate of the University of the Philippines College of Fine Arts. His works usually involve using readily available images from the internet and printed media to explore notions of originality and authorship. He ties together seemingly unrelated images to re-contextualise them into different thematic narratives.

Gerald Tay (b. 1992, Singapore) art practice comprises primarily of drawing and painting. He uses figurative subject matter as a point of departure to explore the motif of the mask and the act of being masked.