Independent Visual Storyteller, Dawn (Dawnee) LeBeau is Itazipčola Oóhenunpa (Without bows and Two Kettle) of the Tetonwan Oyate (People of the Prairie). She was born and raised on the Wakpa’ Was’te’ Lakota Makoc’e (Cheyenne River Lakota Lands). Dawnee is inspired by portrait, landscape and documentary photography. She currently resides on the Wakpa Was’te’ Lakota Makoce’ (Cheyenne River Lands).

Kenny Lemes is a self taught Cuban photographer born in Havana, now currently working and living in Buenos Aires. Lemes have had two individual exhibitions and his work is part of private and public art collections.

Trista Marie McGovern is a queer, disabled photographer, writer, model and interdisciplinary artist. Her work is fueled by exploring human story and personal identity. Where Shame Dies is a cohesive project about disability and sexuality, presented as a photo book featuring a series of essays and prose.

Dani Coyle aka @inter_sexy (she/they) is an intersex creative and a visual/visibility activist currently undertaking a Master’s in Gender Studies at the University of Oxford. She is a world leader within the global intersex movement and wider LGBTQIA+ community and for that reason, was included in the Dazed100 2020. Her interests lie at the intersection of fashion, beauty, gender, queerness, identity, media and technology.

Hanna Gustafsson is a self-taught photographer from the woods of Sweden, currently based in Stockholm. She wrote her thesis about the girl gaze and how women portray other women in photography. For months she was digging up books about “the female nude”, the male gaze vs girl gaze, representation through photography and feminist theory. She found that the debate was a lot about portraying women differently, in traditionally “manly” poses and so on - but there was very little being said about changing how we portray men.Boys will be boys, they say. Hanna thinks we have to talk about how we portray men - and open up for the very narrow image of men as strong, active, rational, dominant, and sexually confident, while women would be the binary opposite.

Hannah Muehi is a Berlin based social media content creator and artist. Her work, both digital and analogue, is geared towards helping women live their best lives by being true to themselves. Addressing issues from mental health to menstruation, she aims to create a safe space where women can be vulnerable and open with her. 

Ida Lindbæk is a Copenhagen based artist who works with digital illustrations. Her work depicts women, often in the nude, enjoying themselves and life. The illustrations are about body acceptance and sexual liberation.