Ashwin Mallya is a trained industrial designer, visual communication designer and creative design consultant based in Mumbai. With a deep interest in understanding everyday materials and manufacturing processes, Ashwin spends most of his hours simply designing and developing objects. Having collaborated with a multitude of artists, on a variety of projects – from painting, sculpting, and live exhibitions, he also takes a keen interest in conducting workshops.

Shivani Parasnis is a typographer / graphic designer from Mumbai, India, and currently works as a designer at Spotify, from her quaint little bedroom-studio in Baltimore. Her work is heavily influenced by her physical and emotional environments, and she enjoys melding influences of the east and west in her practice. Her design thinking is grounded in typography, illustration, vibrancy and culture.

Shweta Sharma is an illustrator who loves to bring her vivid dreams to paper. Her art is a mix of different realms of surrealism, with a dash of complicated story lines, humour, and an abundance of colour. She wears her roots with pride and always brings Rajasthani aesthetics to her work.

Karan Singh is an artist and illustrator from Australia. His distinct work is a contemporary and playful combination of op-art and mid-century graphic design. Through restricted yet vibrant colour palettes and hypnotising patterns, he explores and exploits our perception of depth and movement. His art lives in an eclectic variety of mediums, including prints, animation, video, augmented reality, puzzles, sculpture and clothing. Over his professional career he has lived in a number of cities including Tokyo, New York, Amsterdam, Malmö, Sydney and Melbourne; where he has worked with the likes of Apple, Louis Vuitton, Herman Miller, The New York Times and Nike.