Finn Darrell is a multidisciplinary artist, working across filmmaking, photography, performance art and stained glass. Finn grew up in rural Essex, UK and moved to London in 2018, studying animation at UAL for a year, before going on to study a BsC in psychology at King’s College London. Following this, they studied for a year at The New School in New York, all the while developing their creative practice. Finn has performed at an array of venues across London and New York, using visceral body modification techniques to explore themes of mental health, fetish, magic, Christianity, ritual and rebirth. Finn made their debut short film, Muntjac, during the pandemic in 2021, releasing it in 2023. The film examines the esoteric and archetypal through a distinctly queer lens, and has screened at festivals across the UK and Europe.

Maria Alves Tobias grew up in a low-income neighborhood in São Paulo, Brazil. Her childhood was marked by poverty and inequality. She found solace in filmmaking, using her camera as a tool to shed light on her community's struggles. Maria's early films focused on the everyday realities of urban life in Brazil, capturing the beauty and resilience of the people around her."

Chelsea is a video artist and film editor working in New York and Vermont. Exhibitions and screenings include The New Museum (NY), The St. Louis Art Museum (MO); the Palais de Tokyo (Paris) and DiverseWorks (Houston).

Nathaniel Sullivan is a creative non-fiction artist, based in the Bronx. He makes videos, lecture performances and guided tours that explore the roots of power and the limits of reason. He has exhibited in festivals, galleries and alternative art spaces worldwide, most recently a networked performance and video installation at FilmWinter 36 in Stuttgart, Germany, a screening at Code+ in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and in a program of video art at Documenta 14 in Kassel, Germany.