Pepe Delfin (b.1991, Capiz) explores abstract forms through geometric shapes and lines. The careful placements of these elements produce visual narratives of Delfin's experiences, observations, and relationships with people and contemporary life. Her paintings, illustrations, and video installations include scenarios that depict solitude and the multitude of expressions through bright colors and structures as a form of expression, unbounded by traditional forms of image-making. Delfin's approach to geometrical abstraction broadens the perspective one can take in portraying reality according to the artist's observation and perception. The non-illusionistic settings found in her works prompt a realm filled with cues that engage the viewers to form their understanding of images, meanings, and realities. Delfin received her degree in Fine Arts from Ateneo de Manila University.

Yvonne Quisumbing (b.1975, Cebu) studied design and film and earned her MFA in 2020. She won local and international awards in design that gained her critical attention in the local fashion scene. Elements from her 20-year discipline honed in fashion and design carry on in her artworks albeit refracted onto recurring motifs, as could be seen in her enantiodromic representations of clothing and masks. She seeks out opposing qualities to internalize and construct wholeness, her interdisciplinary works and peaceable critical inquiries on separate systems encompassing the society.