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Daniel Domig was born in 1983 in Vancouver, Canada.
 Lives and works in Vienna, Austria. Daniel Domig explores social factors and building relationships as an aspect of the human condition through painting archetypal forms and paradigmatic figures.

Dong Jinling was born in Lianyungang, Jiangsu Province in 1986 and graduated from Yunnan University at Art History and Theory department in 2008. She currently lives and works in Beijing.

He Wei was born in Xinjiang in 1980 and graduated from Sichuan Fine Arts Institute, Oil Painting Department in 2005. He currently lives and works in Beijing. He Wei's mysterious abstractions investigate interior landscapes of the mind and heart. Through a process of applying many translucent layers of oil paint onto canvases lying on the floor random expressionistic color fields are created sometimes with broken geometric structures floating on the surface.

Hu Wei, born in 1989 in Dalian, graduated from the China Central Academy of Fine Arts, Oil Painting Department in 2012, and obtained his MA in Fine Art at Dutch Art Institute in 2016, currently lives and works in Beijing. Working in a variety of media including film making, installation, printed images, performance and drawing, Hu Wei explores the precarious relationship between labour, affect, and value judgments in different political and economic environments, technological conditions, and events.

Liu Cong, born in 1987 in Shandong Province, graduated from the China Central Academy of Fine Arts, Oil Painting Department in 2010, now lives and works in Beijing. Liu Cong continues his long-standing exploration of "painting" as a mode of expression.

Lu Lei was born in Jiangsu in 1972. He graduated from the Sculpture Department of China Academy of Art in 1998, now works and lives in Beijing. As one of the important artists in contemporary Chinese installation art, Lu Lei's works show sensitivity and precise control of material texture. His works often exude classical mysticism and allegorical inner qualities. Lu Lei is good at creating images of vivid imagination.

Xiaoshi Qin (b. 1989, Guangzhou) lives and works in Guangzhou. In recent years, the artist has been hunting for objects, folklore, legends, and images in landscapes. She then presents these materialistic/imaterialistic, fictional/nonfictional findings with experimental materials and medium, sometimes hiding these art pieces back in the landscape, completing a cycle of exchange using objects as messages. The stories she collected are mostly about local legends, history, Southern China pirates, and their treasures hidden around the Pearl River Delta.

Yan Bing was born in 1980 in Tianshui, Gansu Province, China and graduated from Central Academy of Fine Arts in 2007, 3rd Studio of the Oil Painting Department. He lives and works in Beijing. Yan Bing directly uses ordinary or even primitive everyday objects as materials in his creation of different medium, and probes their spiritual dimension through painting.

Zeng Hong was born in Ziyang, Sichuan in 1974. He graduated from the Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts. Now lives and works in Beijing. The experiences of collectivist factory life permitted his unique way of expression. When depicting architecture and “publicized personal spaces,” the artist used a working method similar to technical drawing, visually and psychologically representing the tension between creation and repetition, vitality and captivity, monotony and richness.