Nicky Tsekouras (they/he) is an emerging, queer and multi-disciplinary artist practicing on the unceded lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. Their practice features a deep desire for personal identity dissection and discussion through colourful and captivating outlets. Ideas explored include queerness, late capitalism, sustainability and their culture. Disruption of conventional art-making practices is increasingly becoming more prevalent as they explore new ways of navigating and responding to their surroundings and prioritising sustainable and found materials.

Josh Van Eymeren (they/them) is an emerging artist practicing on the unceded lands of the Wurrundjeri and Woiwurrung people. Their practice explores and emotively responds to the web of neoliberal power structures from their perspective as a working-class painter. They use images from their daily life in conjunction with news media to pose questions pose on how we as a society have gotten to where we are, who in power really makes the decisions and how we make it through. In addition to a studio practice Josh engages with young people in the community through regular workshops and mural projects.

Zeth Cameron (they/them) is an emerging installation artist interested in mixing media and moods as a form of audio-visual intervention. Their practice is grounded in their experiences with ADHD and gender non-conformity and embraces work that is tonally ambivalent or seemingly 'incomplete' as a sort of queer disability-led praxis.