Born on unceded Bidjigal lands, Dylan Goh is a cultural practitioner with 7 years’ experience as an artist, curator, dancer and museum worker. Drawing upon his upbringing as a 2nd generation Asian Australian, Dylan’s practice centres around intimate vignettes of culture in everyday life. Often working with family and communities, he accumulates these acutely rendered stories to disarm audiences and engender empathy. As the New Colombo Plan Fellow (Republic of Korea), Dylan is undertaking a fellowship in South Korea to explore the role of street dance in cultural diplomacy.

Amy Ge is a Chinese-Australian artist and illustrator from Noongar country (Perth, Western Australia) currently living and practicing on Gadigal land (Sydney, New South Wales). Her work grapples with finding joy in incoherence and the layers of meaning lost-in-translation. Ge’s print, illustration and animation work have been exhibited at the National Maritime Museum, Sydney Design Festival, Lane Cove Gallery, UNSW Galleries, Kudos Gallery and in publications such as Voiceworks Australia.

Jane Fan is a software engineer and digital artist based in Sydney, Australia. Her works span a variety of mediums including illustration, 3D computer graphics, generative and interactive art. She employs web and game technologies to create her works, assisted by webcams, 3D cameras and microphones if they are interactive. Her artworks explore the body as an interface, surveillance, artificial intelligence and minority identities in digital spaces. She is part of the Sydney based New Media Arts group known as Origin Collective.