Mien-Thuy Tran (B. 1997, Vietnam)

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A self-taught photography practitioner, Mien-Thuy is interested in our inner worlds, hidden connections, liberation, life and death. She is on her way to transform herself in photography, speaking for the chaotic shift in decayed society.

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Rohit Saha (B. 1990, India)

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A visual artist from Calcutta. His practice involves photography, illustration, and animation to narrate stories. He has been working with communities, landscapes, and socio-political phenomena in various parts of India. Saha’s graduation project about extra-judicial killings in Manipur titled “1528” won the Alkazi Photobook Award in 2017. Saha was awarded the Magnum Foundation Social Justice Fellowship in 2018 and was a part of Joop Swart Masterclass 2020. Saha is currently based in Bombay, India.

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Natthaya Thaidecha (B. 1994, Thailand)

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A visual artist from Bangkok, Thailand. She uses photography to tell her stories, as a way to communicate her lived experiences. Thaidecha earned her Bachelor Degree in Cinema and Digital Media at Srinakharinwirot University in Bangkok. Her recurring topics are her relationship with existence, memory, religion and death.

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Daniel Huete (B. 1989, Spain)

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A self-taught photographer and educator. A year after leaving Spain for the US at the age of 17, he moved to Asia where he has continued to stay for the past ten years. His work revolves around lived experiences and the relationship he has with the world. Huete is currently based in Thailand.