Clément Beraud (b. 1988) is an art worker based in Helsinki, specializing in photography and moving images. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Photography from Paris (2011) and a Master's degree in Art and Media from ViCCA, Helsinki (2023). Beraud's curatorial practice focuses on landscape perception, visual art narratives and their societal impact. Beraud's artistic practice and curatorial endeavors are deeply rooted in exploring the nuances of landscape perception and visual storytelling, particularly through the lens of Finnish culture and society. With a keen interest in social class issues, his work often reflects on the intersection of art, politics, and everyday life. His extensive experience includes producing, curating, and installing exhibitions, with roles ranging from technician and art handler to producer and curator.

Katri Krohn Lassila (b. 1979) is a photographer, a Doctor of Arts from Aalto University and the chair of the Association of Finnish Photographic Artists. Her expertise lies in fine art gelatin silver prints, characterized by technical precision and tonal depth, which she has focused on for over two decades. She instructs darkroom courses at Aalto University, the Finnish Museum of Photography, and the Finnish Darkroom Association, where she is also the vice-chair and a founding member. Over the past decade, Katri has expanded into diverse artistic domains including moving image, painting, and alternative photography while merging them with analogue techniques.