Pascaline Knight is emerging as a transdisciplinary artist. Originally from Montreal, she holds a Studio Arts Bachelor from Concordia University (1996). In 2015 she moved to Toronto and obtained her MFA in Interdisciplinary Media Art and Design at OCAD University (2017). She has exhibited extensively nationally and internationally. Participating in self-publishing Art Book Fairs such as Tirage Limité in Lausanne, Switzerland, and Toronto Art Book Fair in Toronto, 2017. She was awarded a research residency grant from the CALQ in Basel Switzerland (march-July 2019). She received the support from CAC for her residency at Agalab in Amsterdam, Holland, in November 2018 as well as her residency at Kala Arts Institute in Berkeley, California (2020).  She is currently putting all her efforts in creating a small self-publishing hub out of an old cabin located in rural Rupert, Qc. Her books can be consulted at the Thomas Fisher rare book library, The York University library in Toronto, the BANQ in Quebec, the Musée Cantonal de Lausanne in Switzerland.

Max Lupo is an interdisciplinary artist working in Barrie, Ontario. Over the course of his career Max has focused on printmaking, and new media sculpture. The inventions he creates challenge the notion of usefulness, providing often incongruous humour. In 2017 he obtained an MFA in Interdisciplinary Media Art and Design at OCAD University, following his BFA from Thompson Rivers University. Max has actively sought out many exhibition opportunities, exhibitions in Georgian College's Campus Gallery, as well as the gallery VERSO, on Toronto's Queen Street West, and the MacLaren Art Centre in Barrie, Ontario. Additionally, he works as an educator at Georgian College, and the Innisfil Public Library & ideaLAB.