Ohan Breiding is a visual artist and filmmaker raised in a Swiss village and currently living between Brooklyn, NY and Williamstown, MA. Through drawing, photography, photographic and filmic archives, video and collaboration they employ a trans-feminist lens to the discussion of ecological care by amplifying landscapes as witness. They have presented their work at ICA LA, Photo LA, the Armory Center for the Arts, LAMAG, LAXART, Human Resources, Oakland Museum of California, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, Haus N Athens, Sharjah Art Foundation, IKOB Museum of Contemporary Art, Kunsthaus Zürich, Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center, FRAC des Pays de la Loire, Oceanside Museum (Getty PST), Arts and Letters and MASS MoCA. Ohan Breiding was a 2024 FIAR resident, a 2024 Triangle Artist Resident, a 2021 TBA (Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Contemporary) Academy Ocean Space Fellow, a 2019 Millay Colony Resident and a 2018 Shandaken: Storm King Resident. They are the recipient of the NYSCA Award, Hellman Award, Puffin Foundation Artist Grant, SIFF (Swiss International Film Festival) Award for The Rebel Body, a short film made with Shoghig Halajian and the participation of Silvia Federici (author of Caliban and the Witch), Rema Hort Mann Emerging Artist Award and DAAD Award. Their practice has been written about in Art in America, Artforum, BOMB, e-flux, Frieze, Hyperallergic and Whitewall. Breiding is an Assistant Professor in the Art Department at Williams College.

Mev Luna is a research-based artist whose practice spans performance, installation, video, new media, and text. Through an autoethnographic methodology, their work reappraises considers issues of institutional access, incarceration, and how images of marginalized groups are circulated and controlled. Luna’s time-based works have premiered at SFMOMA (San Francisco, CA), Artists' Television Access (San Francisco, CA), The Gene Siskel Film Center (Chicago, IL), and Kino Moviemento (Berlin, Germany). They've given talks at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, Northwestern University, Vanderbilt University, Bard College, and The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Luna was a 2020-2021 Queer | Art NYC Film Fellow; 2018 Art Matters Foundation Fellowship recipient; 2018-2019 BOLT resident at the Chicago Artist Coalition; 2017 SOMA Summer participant in Mexico City; and a 2015–2016 Research Fellow at the Shapiro Center for Research and Collaboration. Luna was a 2020-2021 Queer | Art NYC Film Fellow and a 2018 Art Matters Foundation Fellowship recipient. Luna is an Assistant Professor of Contemporary Art Practice and Theory at Parsons School of Design, and were a Visiting Critic in the MFA Painting Department at Yale School of Art in the fall of 2024.