Timo Hissa: grew up in Western Finland.  He was introduced to photography at very early age and started developing his own images at the age of 10.  All this was made possible because of his fathers burning enthusiasm of photo art.  His work has appeared in numerous publications and his large format 10 by 30 feet images are part of permanent exhibitions for some major museums.  His work has been exhibited in several solo exhibitions internationally.

Aaron Hahn: is a teacher, writer, and painter based in Seoul and New York City.  His creative works have appeared in various magazines including, B’K, Wilderness House Literary Review, Arkanaa, and Young Ravens Literary Review.

Doug Frati: works as an artist on his family’s homestead in Palmyra, Maine.  There, he operates a seasonal barn gallery and year round studio.  His present work incorporates repetitive mark making in stained wood to create simplified rhythmic imagery.  He has worked in Maine as an artist for over 50 years and is represented in a number of respected collections.

Jim Eyre:  is a London-based photographer as an interior architect.  Conversant in multiple media, he has created a number of iconic pieces. His “loop table” has permanent residency in both MoMA and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.  His “balloon head” window display for British fashion designer Sir Paul Smith is still used globally.  His work has been exhibited across Europe, North America, and East Asia.