Meherunnisa Asad, born in Peshawar, is a multi-disciplinary artist and designer blending traditional Pietra Dura techniques with modern minimalism. As head of Studio Lél, she has exhibited at international events like the London Design Biennale and Design Miami. Her work is influenced by her experiences in Peshawar’s antique bazaars and her role as a conservation architect with the Aga Khan Historic Cities program.

Sohail Zuberi, a graphic designer, photographer, and visual artist, graduated from the Karachi School of Art in 1992. Based in Karachi, he has over sixteen years of academic experience, leading the Communication Design department at Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture. He is a core member of Numaish-Karachi and serves on the board of the Pakistan Chowk Cultural Centre.

Anusha Ramchand, born in Hyderabad in 1995, graduated with distinction in Fine Art Painting from the National College of Arts, Lahore, in 2018. She is pursuing her master’s in the UK and has exhibited in major Pakistani galleries and Biennales, including an Artist in Residence at Vasl Karachi, where she received the VASL-KKAF Research Grant.

Sobia Zaidi, a performance artist and playwright, explores the body's interaction with space through subtle performances and anonymity. She holds a Master’s from Utrecht School of the Arts and teaches at Forman Christian College, Lahore. Text is key to her practice, acting as both memory and instruction for her performances.

Ali Baba, born in Lahore, explores the human form through sculpture and installations, focusing on the interplay of negative and positive spaces. Trained as a painter, he holds a BFA and MA (Hons) in Visual Art from the National College of Arts, Lahore. His work engages viewers emotionally through subtle imagery. He has exhibited widely in Pakistan and is currently an Assistant Professor at NCA, Lahore.

Marium Agha, born in Karachi in 1982, holds a BFA in Painting and Indo-Persian Miniature from Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture (2006) and an MFA from Central Saint Martins, London (2009). Her work deconstructs the historical narrative of love through popular culture, interrogating cultural ideals and self-perception while blending contemporary themes with traditional imagery.

Qinza Najm, born in Lahore, is a Pakistani-American artist based in New York. She studied at Bath University, England, and trained at the Art Students League of New York under Larry Poons. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including at the Queens Museum and Art|Basel, and has been featured in major publications such as ArtNet News and the Huffington Post.

Ufaq Ehsan, a Pakistani-born artist, earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts from the National College of Arts, Lahore, in 1996. Known for her colorful paintings, her work blends themes of Sufism, mysticism, and cultural perspectives. As both a professional artist and art teacher, Ufaq encourages her students to explore their surroundings through diverse materials and mediums.

Sadqain, a graduate in graphic design from GC University, Faisalabad (2012), completed his degree from the National College of Arts in 2016 with honors. He has taught at Beaconhouse National University and the Institute of Art and Culture in Lahore. Sadqain has exhibited at prestigious venues, including Alhamra Art Gallery and the Karachi Public Art Festival, and contributed to the Dharampura Underpass Public Art Project.

Shereen Abdullah, known as the "Butterfly Lady," is a national hero recognized for her 20 years of dedication to butterfly conservation and education. Her efforts have helped numerous butterfly species avoid extinction and led to the establishment of butterfly conservatories, significantly impacting biodiversity preservation in Pakistan.