George Fok (born in Hong Kong) is a new media artist whose practice primarily involves installation, digital art, and filmmaking. Based in Montreal, his oeuvre explores the mixed medium of immersive experience and other digital-born mediums. Investigate memory, speculative narratives, reconstructed histories, and aesthetics.

Beginning his journey as a graphic designer in the visual communications industry, George co-founded a multidisciplinary creative agency and other collectives over the last three decades. He also worked in features and documentary films and was the creative director in a bleeding-edge cultural institution in Montreal.  There he earned knowledge and recognition in the milieu of contemporary art through content creation, communication campaigns, and other commissioned works, which led to his endeavour as an artist in new media art and immersive experience.

George’s work has been exhibited in museums, immersive shows, and Hollywood films. He has created biographical concert installations for ionic artists like Leonard Cohen and Yoko Ono. His work has been exhibited in Canadian and global art institutions such as Musée d’art Contemporain de Montréal, Art Gallery of Ontario, GL Strand & Nikolaj Kunsthal in Copenhagen, The Jewish Museum of New York, and The Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco.

In combining his research and passion for diversity and inclusion in the creative fields, George frequently collaborates with emerging talents from other practices, such as choreographers, fashion designers, and performers. As a people-loving person, he often volunteers and organizes community outreaches, youth mentorship projects, and other accelerator initiatives.

Céline is a 27 year-old Canadian Vietnamese self-taught painter turned filmmaker based in Montreal.

At the age of 22, she decided to take a “sabbatical” from her studies at the John Molson School of Business (unbeknownst to her parents) to pursue her passion for the arts and document the entire journey.  “Crazy Broke Asian” is the resulting (in the making) docuseries of that endeavor and her debut work.

Albert Nguyen is a Montreal based art director and designer. With over 15 years experience, he specializes in design art direction, merchandise design and branding. Born and raised in Montreal, he completed his studies at Concordia University.

Since 2017 Albert has had his own studio practice, working with clients such as adidas, Aldo, Frank and Oak, Nike, SSENSE, among many others. Albert’s unorthodox design style and out of the box ideas have allowed him to work with some of the biggest brands in Canada and North America. In most recent times, Albert was hired as the Senior Art Director for Hudson’s Bay Company, leading their teams during a rebranding and brand repositioning.

Prior to starting his freelance practice Albert was art director at Little Burgundy shoes, where he was in charge of their retail in-store design, ecommerce and bi-annual print magazine.

In addition to his commercial work, Albert has committed a large part of his design practice to giving back to his community and actively works on design projects with a socially conscious mission. Most recently he has designed merchandise for charities and organizations committed to supporting and amplifying BIPOC artists, and campaigns to support anti-racism efforts in Montreal and Quebec.

As her rap persona Hua Li, she champions the representation of Asian American feminisms and cross-cultural solidarity through music while maintaining a firm grasp on musicianship and tradition in her songwriting. A fierce performer, she has had the opportunity to bring this message to significant stages across the world, including the Montreal International Jazz Festival, World Pride Toronto and Reykjavik’s Secret Solstice Festival. Having completed an MA in Musicology from McGill University in 2019, she strives to bring music research in conversation with the public sphere. She is Marketing and Label Manager at Outside Music/Next Door Records and is host of Landr Audio’s “Learn Music” web series.

Meiiyun is a multidisciplinary artist who draws on experiences of dance performance and visual art to inspire his music selections. He is interested in connecting the dots of music and mind/body awareness to create a unique experience for listeners and introduce music that’s often missing in club settings.

Mollygum is the Montreal-based Chinese-born DJ and producer who’s not afraid to mix it up. Her sound spans from downtempo to high-energy vibes, taking inspiration from her multi-cultural background.

As a self-taught artist, Mollygum has been perfecting her craft and creating music that reflects her unique experiences. Her eclectic sound has earned her recognition in the music industry, and she’s poised to take the dance music world by storm.

In addition to producing and performing music, Mollygum is passionate about sharing her knowledge with emerging artists. With her fresh and innovative approach to music, Mollygum is quickly becoming a rising star in the industry. Follow her on her journey to see what she’ll bring to the table next.

Daura’s made her mark DJing, both locally and abroad, and co-organizing the seminal RE:UNION party series with her distinctive sound palette encompassing eclectic deep rave and brooding chill-out music. Her versatile style has materialized over the years via a connection to vinyl record digging culture with a preference of mood expression over genre and brand identity.