As a young artist, and as the initiator of E.E Art Group, Du Qiu Rui is committed to curating exhibitions for young artists. Du Qiu Rui's works are rich, bright and fashionable, and at the same time, they reflect the feelings of indifference, emptiness, and detachment of the people in the contemporary highly-developed commercial and civilized society.

Graduated from Tsinghua University with a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering and Industrial Bioengineering, she was awarded a full prize to become a PhD candidate at Lehigh University, but decided to drop out of the program before the defense, and went to California University of the Arts to change her major to visual arts. Her many years of scientific research background has made her pay extra attention to the rules of the physical world in her creations, creating a rational and romantic physical world on a two-dimensional plane.

Yanqi Liang was born in Hangzhou, China in 1992. She graduated from Camberwell College of Arts, UAL with a bachelor's degree in illustration and received a master's degree in animation from the RCA. Her works mainly focus on exploring the behavioral characteristics of women in daily life, and reproduce the real scenes and real feelings in life through painting, video and other media.

Frida Wannerberger is a London based Swedish artist. In 2013, she received her bachelor degree in Graphic Design at CSM, and she is currently studying for MA Paintng at RCA.

Vasken Mardikian (b.1975) is an Belgian artist currently working and living in Shanghai, China. He obtained his MFA from Yale University School of Art with a Fulbright grant in 2008, where he studied with Peter Halley, Mel Bochner and Robert Storr.

Eleanor Ai Wang graduated from the Slade School of Fine Arts in London, and currently lives and works in London. She is an artist who works primarily in painting but also involves a collaborative practice of performance. Exploring what emerges from everyday actions and routines, she creates multiple overlapping situations through the repetition and categorization of images. 

Born in China in 1991, Yushi Li works mainly in photography and is currently studying for a PhD in Arts and Humanities at the Royal College of Art. Her work focuses on topics such as the gaze and gender power relations, challenging gender stereotypes and exploring new non-binary gender relations through photography.

Her artistic expression utilizes mixed media such as video, installation, painting, new media, and text to create interdisciplinary works. Through the "ambiguous" visualization of "her" language, she reconstructs fluidity and uncertainty, socio-cultural issues and perceived emotional connections.

Graduated from Hong Kong Baptist University with a degree in Music Performance and Goldsmiths College in the UK with a degree in Photography and Electronic Arts. More than a decade of musical background has allowed Yuni Xie to emphasize human emotions and feelings towards images in her creative process. She constructs her visual style with her unique color comprehension and exploratory perspective.