Karolina Breguła, born 1979, visual multimedia artist, freelance photographer and graphic designer. Her interests focus particularly on the subjects of diversity, inter-cultural dialog, the social effects of art and the problem of access to art for non-professional audiences. Since 2006, she has worked with the independent record label Kuka Records. She has worked with the Campaign Against Homophobia (an organization which aims to promote legal and social equality for LGBT people) since 2002, and has organized several social tolerance campaigns. She teaches art & photography at the Warsaw School of Advertising.

Ola Buczkowska, born 1978, graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, department of interior design, specializing in set design. She has worked as a stylist since 2000, while also working in the field of multimedia art. The themes in her work borrow from the motifs of everyday life ― youth, sexuality, vitality, repulsion, sacrifice and death. She created sensual, emotional and visual fables and fairy tales about the modern world. Her work has been displayed at individual and group exhibitions at such venues as the Centre for Contemporary Art in Warsaw, Bunkier Sztuki in Kraków, the Łaźnia Centre for Contemporary Art in Gdańsk and Atlas Sztuki in Łódź, as well as festivals such as: In Focus ― an international art photography festival in Vilnius, 6èmes Recontres Internationales de la Photographie de Ghar El Melh, Tunis, and Photomonth in Kraków.