Faye Campbell is a writer from Nova Scotia, Canada. Her work includes collaborations with K. Verlag, Slavs and Tatars, and Arts of the Working Class.

Chieh Hsin, LEE is a worker involved in art-related projects in various ways. She likes going into nature and taking long walks. Recently, she has been focusing on ways of practicing creativity in daily life, with an emphasis on people and the land. She believes in the power of doing things slowly but steadily, and in gazing at things with sincerity.

A Thai artist and anthropology researcher, whose interests focus on human relationships with non-human entities and environments. She has worked as a research assistant, art instructor, freelance artist, and organizer and holds a Bachelor's degree in Media Arts and Design from Chiang Mai University. She is currently studying for a master's degree in CCSCA with a curiosity about how art can be developed to play a role in understanding multispecies relationships.

Neha Gauchan/chyoki (she/they) is an indigenous feminist from Nepal working at the intersections of human rights, indegeneity, queer feminism and narrative practices.

Neha works mostly with writing and digital art as their main medium looking through various ways in which they can continuosly question the existing societial sturctures. They are an avid fan of asian dramas, loves grooving and aimlessley singing at the top of their lungs, and is a basketball enthusiast ! 

She lives in Kathmandu, Nepal and is orginally from Thakkhola, Mustang.

Xin Chaikul is a young Thai artist based in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Sculpture from Chiang Mai University. Xin’s artistic practice is inspired by the impermanence of materials and the transient nature of existence. For now currently part of the Critical and Curatorial Studies of Contemporary Art (CCSCA) program.

Lê Đình Phong is a 292-month-old baby (goo goo ga ga) who’s interested in bad taste, outsider art, and other noninstitutionalized and subversive art. He holds a BA degree in English Language, with a specialization in International Studies, from the University of Languages and International Studies - Vietnam National University in Hanoi. And he also holds grudges.
Phong is currently pursuing an MA program in Critical and Curatorial Studies of Contemporary Art at the National Taipei University of Education. With backgrounds in activism, Phong is drawn to community-based art practices and the (in)deliberate (in)accessibility of art manifested in artistic languages, the circulations of art value, and other factors constructing one's sensibility.

Trần Minh Đức (aka Duc flyingbay) joined CCSCA with his background as a visual artist. Born in Sai Gon – Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, trained as a painter in the College of Culture and Arts of HCMC—Đức's art explores Vietnamese memories and history, influenced by Southeast Asian culture, history, and socio-political dynamics. He often uses found and ready-made objects to create replicas of printed documents, political symbols, and cultural figures. His work draws from personal and family stories, word-of-mouth narratives, and side histories that expand into shared national and regional memories. Đức’s projects reflect his experience as a Vietnamese individual born after the war, growing up in a country shaped by its relationships with Southeast/ East Asian nations and colonial powers.
Duc flyingbay was central to the development and management of "San Art Laboratory" (2012–2015), Vietnam’s pioneering independent artist residency program, which provided vital support for young emerging artists in Ho Chi Minh City. He also served as international liaison for the "Conscious Realities" series (2013–2016), which fostered transnational dialogue and research exchanges between artists and thinkers from across the Global South.
https://instagram.com/tranminhduc.flyingbay

Nichakorn Kongbumpen is an art and cultural worker and amateur writer with a bachelor’s degree in Art History from Silpakorn University, Bangkok. Her interest areas focus on the intersection of contemporary art, historical events, and social issues. She is currently pursuing a Master’s in Critical and Curatorial Studies of Contemporary Art at the National Taipei University of Education.

Levin
Blood type: O

MBTI: INFP

Star sign: Virgo

Likes: collecting like a magpie, writing, movies, walking as social practice

Dislikes: treating documentaries as fact