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. 

Buckley is a visual philosopher. Her works manifest in varied forms, including: drawings, paintings, sculpture, performance, poetry, and experiential events. Through each medium, she reveals the mythology of an enlightened society. A synthesis of modern voicing and ancient forms, Buckley’s works traverse the symbolic and timeless experiences of self, prompting conscious contemplation of inner life. Buckley’s stream of consciousness process creates a sense of instant action which can be felt immediately in her glyph-like imagery; its lines exact and seemingly completed in one stroke. Her interplay of form and space are as honest and direct as instinct. Rather than dictating the complexities of reality, Buckley’s inclination towards simplicity invites the viewer to deploy their own facilities of reason, intuition and reflection.

Kylie Marume is a UK-based artist specialising in painting female figures often combined with nature to de-stigmatise the female body and to simultaneously depict stories defying societal norms and behaviour. Her practice is versatile with works consisting of oil paintings and digital depictions.

Thirza Schaap is a photographer exploring new art forms through her Plastic Ocean project. She lives and works in Amsterdam and Cape Town, South Africa. She premiered the series in a solo exhibition in 2018 at Christie’s in collaboration with Colette Olof’s O Wonder. In Cape Town, she collaborated with Greenpeace Africa. In 2021 she published her first book, Plastic Ocean and is now represented by Bildhalle gallery in Zürich and Amsterdam.

Sara Lorusso (b. 1995) in the Emilia Romagna countryside, a region in the north of Italy. Interested in the role of women in society, she aims to share authentic stories of friends and subjects close to her. Her work’s message is an  inclusion of all body types, while celebrating the imperfections. A supporter of gender equality and Queer rights, she wishes for her subjects to feel comfortable in their own self-expressions. Sara is the co-founder of the magazine and platform Mulieris Magazine, which aims to promote the work of femme artist voices including trans, queer and non-binary people.