Amsterdam-based ceramicist Laura Pasquino is dedicated to "spherical design" based on a natural aesthetic, inspired by the forces and forms of nature. Before opening her studio in the Netherlands, she studied and practiced ceramics in Japan and Portugal.

Laura Pasquino always leaves her handmade traces in her works, expressing her inner self through the texture of clay and subtle organic differences. This not only gives the pieces a soul but also reflects her authentic feelings in the moment of creation. Her goal is to give her work personality, not to strive for perfection.

Featuring flaws and cracks, Pasquino’s curvaceous pieces emphasize the imperfection and asymmetry that defines them, highlighting their allusion to nature through earthy colors and textures. Kept raw and somewhat primitive, they are nostalgic and poetic, conveying an unobtrusive, quiet beauty and spontaneity.

Jacob Brinth and Alice Delsenne, hailing from Denmark and France, respectively, crossed paths in Copenhagen in 2015,  and are now married together and living in France. Both with educational backgrounds in product design, they now seek to articulate their reflections on space and products through photography.

In 2018, they established NUE Studio, specializing in furniture and interior design. Initially focusing on photographing their own design projects,  they soon expanded to collaborate with architects, designers, design brands, galleries, and more. In 2021, they settled in France, opening a studio with clients spanning across European cities such as Paris, Milan, Brussels, London, and beyond.

With a keen insight into minimalism, they consistently pursue the perfection of details and composition presented through photography. During their time in Denmark, Jacob Brinth and Alice Delsenne explored the art of shaping and combining objects in space. Their works resemble classic paintings with chiaroscuro effects, exuding a mysterious allure that captivates the audience.

Contemporary lacquer installation artist Sun Wenjia has long been devoted to the study of the diversified forms of lacquer, constantly expanding the boundaries of lacquer art. He has spontaneously come into contact with lacquer in the form of "playfulness", a process he describes as "a kind of experiment", as if searching for some kind of local identity for himself.

For Sun Wenjia, the transition from oil painting to lacquer creation was itself a huge challenge. He often had to be honest about his feelings in the moment while painting, but he found a delayed satisfaction in painting. From life to art, the work has always outlined the shape of time.

The founder, Steven Yeung, hails from HK, China. While studying interior design in the United Kingdom, he developed a profound passion for product design. Upon returning to China, he established the furniture brand Kar in 2020.

The name "Kar" is derived from the Sanskrit word "karma", signifying the "cycle of cause and effect". Steven Yeung endeavors to unearth the essence of beauty in Oriental philosophy, exploring concepts ranging from individual emotions to the unfolding of events throughout the entire universe. These ideas reflect symbiosis and reincarnation, intricately linked and ultimately tracing back to human self-awareness.

Kar's creations are emotive, focusing on "human experience" .Simultaneously, they honestly express independent aesthetics while continually exploring new techniques and materials, seeking a balance between art and utility. The goal is to establish emotional connections and resonances with individuals through the presentation of their works.

Ileana moro is a cuban-costa rican artist, based in Antwerp, Belgium. She expresses her artistic vision - self taught through oil on linen.Her work encompasses ethereal and enigmatic semblance, often abstract in nature, while intentionally avoiding the human figure. Instead, she delves into transient, mystic, and psychological subjects.

Her paintings is recognized for its exploration of dark tones, aiming to reveal the depths and layers of human shadows and the instinctive connection to the invisible realm. With a deeply personal artistic process, she is rooted within her own being, evoking a strong sense of nostalgia. She believes that human beings are shaped through emotional expression, self-discovery, and the unfolding of the soul, both individually and within the collective sphere.

“It is eminent there is a constant that is beyond, what the rational world could offer and the awareness intervention from the higher cosmos is present in each individual.”

She views shadows as powerful teachers, dark omens that guide her artistic exploration.

Born in 1985, Swedish textile artist Diana Orving creates exquisite sculptural installations in a subtle manner, aiming to express a sense of movement and individual emotions. Her works, utilizing textiles as a medium, delve into themes such as origins, protection, memory, and self-dissolution. Before she became an artist, she was a fashion designer.

Diana Orving's artistic style is associative and inherently fluid, attempting to express and interpret states of mind, social relationships, and processes of psychological or physical change through form and movement. Her works have a strong presence, and the twisted and rotating postures create a dynamic dance. Their silhouettes are cast on the walls of the surrounding space, interacting with each other, metaphorically alluding to the intangible and untouchable.

Scoul-based designer and artist Rahee Yoon, who has been run-ning her own studio since 2017,is renowned for her experimen-tal works exploring the characteristies of diferent materials.She has ventured into metal, textiles, ceramies, and handicrafts.Norably, she has created a series of distinetive art pieces usingacrylie and established collaborations with renowned architec-rural firms such as WGNB and LABOTORY.

Each of her works presents a unique display of subtle beauty,seamlessly integrating che raw features of che materials wichserendipicous outcomes, This results in visually striking yet un-stable expressions that ranscend conventional boundaries.Through composed and dynamie forms, her works convey genu-ine inner emotions in a simple yet profound manner.

Lukas Cober is a craftsman and designer based in the Netherlands. He considers each piece of his work as a "static sculpture", building a pure dialogue between materials and shapes. Cober emphasizes the value and aesthetics of the chosen raw materials, creating minimalist products with timeless beauty.

Using materials as a medium, he believes that only through patient waiting and thorough exploration can various possibilities be ultimately revealed. Lukas Cober often conceptualizes a product through the characteristics of materials and handmade techniques, incorporating present feelings. The materials and shapes contribute to the functionality of the object itself, be it a chair, a bag, or a lamp.