Aucke Paulusma (Amsterdam, 1997) is a Dutch artist whose background in art history shapes his approach to painting and drawing. He holds a BA in Art History and an ReMA in Arts & Cultures from the University of Amsterdam, and has further developed his practice through mentorship at Turps Art School in London. Combining modernist techniques with classical themes, Paulusma contrasts carefully structured compositions with a vivid, intuitive use of color. His work moves between the personal and the societal, reflecting on the subtleties of daily life as well as broader contemporary questions.

Alice Amoroso (b. 2001, Paris) is a visual artist. She explores the contrast between the relevance of contemporary subjects and the perceived anachronism of historical forms. She is particularly drawn to ancient visual traditions and iconographies, which, once reinterpreted and repurposed though craft techniques as engraving, screen printing, weaving or stained glass, invite us to critically examine the political and ethnic narratives that shape our understanding of the contemporary world. A 2024 graduate of the École des Arts Décoratifs de Paris, she was recently awarded residencies at both the Casa de Velázquez in Madrid and Villa Belleville in Paris.

Rashaad Newsome is an award-winning filmmaker and multidisciplinary artist working across 3D animation, sculpture, music, robotics, and artificial intelligence. Newsome treats collage as a methodology—deconstructing and recombining forms to imagine expansive, inclusive worlds. He holds an honorary Doctor of Fine Arts from the University of Connecticut and has exhibited or performed internationally at The Whitney Museum, The Studio Museum in Harlem, the National Museum of African American History and Culture, Hayward Gallery (London), Centre Pompidou (Paris), Kampnagel (Hamburg), SXSW Film Festival, BFI Film Festival, and Sundance Film Festival.