Jiye Seo is a South Korean photographer whose practice is rooted in an attentiveness to atmosphere and the emotional architectures of everyday life. Working across photography and visual storytelling, she creates contemplative image worlds where human presence is often situated within expansive environments, allowing moments of stillness, distance, and quiet intimacy to unfold.

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Ladi Adekioya is a Toronto-based multidisciplinary artist and photographer whose practice moves fluidly between image-making, music, and cultural spaces.

​Guided by a curiosity for human connection and atmosphere, his photographs construct immersive visual worlds that feel both intimate and cinematic.

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Tomisin Egbonwon (b. 2001) is a self taught contemporary visual artist and writer based in Lagos, Nigeria, where she resides. Her artistic discipline is
characterized as one that's grounded in painting with mediums ranging from acrylic to oil, and now oil pastel. 

Through lineage, Yoruba Anthropology, its vernacular architecture, divination tools, and interiors take centre stage. In the process, she's building a superimposed, yet intricate reality; the nuances of a post-colonial, yet diasporic Africa, echo in these paintings. The
work becomes a vessel of it's own, carrying the mythology of a world that is still unraveling.

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