Atrayee Basu is a multidisciplinary Indian Canadian artist. Atrayee will finish her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Honors with a major in Studio Art in the spring of 2024. During her undergraduate years, she delved into research using multiple materials and combined ceramic and cyanotype to find new possibilities. Her love for research in art mediums drags her to more opportunities, so she will be joining the Master of Fine Art (MFA) program at the University of Saskatchewan in the Fall of 2024. Her research interests are intertwined with traditional and contemporary art practices.

During her BFA, as a curator in the Visual Arts Union (VASU), she encouraged the artistic minds of her peers to showcase their love for art. She also takes on multiple community works, such as volunteering at art events and conducting drawing workshops for community gardeners. She teaches at a local art school and the University of Saskatchewan's Community Art program. Atrayee is the recipient of the University of Saskatchewan's Manjari Sharma Memorial Award in Sculpture.

David Allen is in his final year of undergraduate studies, pursuing a degree in History and a Certificate in Global Studies. Over the past three years, David has progressed through photography courses at USask, working with digital and analogue formats.

Gabriela Sieminska-Hauck is a versatile artist with a multidisciplinary background, born and raised in Southern Poland. Growing up in an artistic family, she has been exposed to diverse art forms from a young age. After travelling extensively, she settled in Saskatoon, Canada, pursuing a Master of Fine Arts degree, focusing on photography and visual arts. Gabriela earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts Honours degree from the University of Saskatchewan and teaches Foundational Drawing in the Art and Art History Department. Additionally, she holds a position at Remai Modern Gallery; she works in the Learning and Engagement Department, teaching art, conducting workshops, and developing descriptive tours. Gabriela's body of work explores the theme of cultural assimilation in a multicultural society encompassing several communities and nationalities. She has exhibited her creations in many parts of Canada, and her research revolves around spirituality as she seeks to bridge her Polish Canadian roots. By employing various techniques, she continues to document Canada's diverse customs, traditions, and cultural richness.

Naazy Sedaghatkerdar is a photographer and artist originated from Iran and currently pursues her MFA at the University of Saskatchewan. Her artistic journey has prominently begun through photography, and she has participated in several exhibitions in her home country, showcasing her photos and photo books. However, since she is eager to become an intermedia artist, she is keen on exploring various mediums and techniques as well, such as video art, installation, and performance. She holds a particular fascination for themes and concepts surrounding the relationship between humanity and nature, land, communication, space, herself, and related subjects.

My name is Rubayat Amin. I am originally from Bangladesh and have been living in Saskatchewan, Canada since 2014. I’m a Bachelor of Arts Student at the University of Saskatchewan, with Studio Arts as my major. Drawing, Painting and Photography are my passions and I do what I can to pursue a career of them, each with style.