Pietro Paolini was born in Florence, Italy. He graduated from Fondazione Studio Marangoni in Florence in 2005. Pietro has been traveling since 2004, documenting a visual history of Latin America, guided by surrealism and the forces of social and political change.

Mathias Depardon was raised between France, Belgium and the USA. His immersive approach to documentary work allows him to create bodies of work that reveal and frame important social, economic and political issues in territories under tension where the idea of identity is continuously interrogated.

Gareth Phillips is an award-winning photographer of long-form documentary work, based between the UK and India. His projects often use the natural geography of the deep woods and cascading mountain sides as metaphor for his interior, emotional landscape.

David Schulze is an Australian-born fashion photographer, based out of New York, known for his vibrant, playful approach to composition, sophisticated use of colour and an ability to make compelling portraits. He contributes to many of the worlds top publications, including; Vogue, Interview Magazine, Harpers Bazaar and V Magazine.

Adrienne Grunwald is a freelance photographer from New York City. She attended The International Centre of Photography’s Documentary Program in 2009. Her past life as an athlete continues to inform her personal work which seeks to create new imagery around the themes of gender, sport and spectacle.

Based in Melbourne, Australia, Ying Ang has exhibited widely in group and solo shows and has been published in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Time and Vice magazine. Her work is collected in museums internationally and photographs from a unique perspective that is at once personal and political.