Matthieu Gafsou is a French-Swiss photographer, born in 1981. After a master’s degree in philosophy, literature and cinema at the University of Lausanne, he studied photography at the Ecole de Vevey. In 2009, he received the prestigious “HSBC Foundation Prize for Photography” and in 2010, he was invited to the ReGeneration2 collective exhibition at the Musée de l’Elysée with the Aperture Foundation. In 2014, his Only God Can Judge Me work is presented at the Musée de l’Elysée in Lausanne. His photographic series have been the subject of five monographs and numerous publications. Alongside his artistic practice, he teaches at the University of Art and Design Lausanne (ECAL).

Manon Lanjouère was born in 1993. After a course in Art History at the Sorbonne, she joined the school Gobelins where she graduated in 2017, in the majors of its promotion.
Working in parallel in a Parisian theater, her practice of photography is marked by staging and decor. His work focuses on portraying fictional worlds. The distance to the narrative, implied by the use of reinterpreted scientific expressions, allows the viewer to appropriate the stories that it presents. The scientist and the poetic are the two engines of his photographic research. In the different subjects it addresses, the attempt to understand the interaction between the landscape and the human remains central. His work Bleu Glacé, realized in 2016, has been exhibited in numerous festivals. She was a finalist for the # 71 Talent Award, the QPN Award, and the Emerging Photographer Grunt Award from Burn Magazine (USA). His work Dust Demand realized in 2017, won the Fidal Youth Award and was exhibited at Paris Photo in 2018.
She lives and works in Paris.

Matilda Holloway was born in 1989. She is a filmmaker, photographer and audiovisual and literary translator.
Since 2017, she has been conducting a research-creation PhD in Audiovisual Studies that examines the heterotopic dimension of the audiovisual medium, its potential to discover and create other spaces.
Inspired by the genre of science-fiction and the imaginary of the English Gothic novel as fantastic, his practice experiments with narrative modes, questions our modes of perception and more generally concerns the ways in which the human relation to the world can to be rethought in contemporary times.
She lives and works in Toulouse.

Born in Calais in 1972, Fabien Ribery is author and creator of the site Lintervalle.blog. Associated with modern letters, he teaches at the University of Western Brittany. A literary critic at Artpress, he participates in many other magazines (L’In fi ni, Halogenide, Revue de la MEP, Edwarda, 29200 …) and regularly works with publishing houses, both photography and literature. Accompanying the artists who touch him in the long term, his work develops as a work in progress through contemporary sensibility.