Juolin Lee is a Taiwanese-Canadian emerging dance artist who is fascinated by the transformative power of dance. She feels fortunate to live, learn and work on the unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nations. Juolin’s understandings of dance were shaped by her training in Modus Operandi Contemporary Dance program and influenced by her engagement with artists in the community that she greatly admires, such as Natalie TY Gan, Ziyian Kwan, Emmalena Fredriksson, Arash Khakpour, and Zahra Shahab. Through openness and curiosity, Juolin wishes to continuously unpack her idea of self and her relationship with the world.

Sevrin Emnacen-Boyd is a Filipino-Canadian b-boy, dance artist, and an enthusiast of all things rhythmic and expressive. Sevrin’s approach to dance is recognized for his emphasis on musicality, concept creation, and for embracing movements uncommonly explored in breaking. His style reflects his deep passion for continental philosophy, and he often seeks to define a practice that bridges the gap between the movement arts and critical theory. With over twenty years of experience in Vancouver’s street dance scene, Sevrin has sought to support this community over the years through organizing a number of youth-oriented street dance battles with the City of Surrey as well as events in collaboration with VIDF, Dance West Network and CADA/West. Sevrin has competed and performed in a variety of international street dance events in cities such as Amsterdam, Paris, Manila, Singapore, and Tokyo. He is an active member of Vancouver’s Now Or Never Crew, Scndrlz, and Think Twice Japan. 

Simran Sachar is a choreographer, dance artist, writer, and actor who currently dedicates time to their artistic practice in Vancouver, Canada on the unceded, ancestral territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations. She is a captivating anomaly in this industry known for her work as a contemporary and street dance artist and choreographer. As a performer she’s contributed her skills in various film, television, theatre productions, and Canadian dance companies, as well as the street dance scene where she’s known for her exceptional abilities as a freestyle dancer, strong storytelling skills and fluid precision.

Through live choreography, text, film, or XR technology, Sachar’s work uncovers distorted memories and how they disfigure us, the duality of horror and beauty, and the functions within W*acking.

This past year, Sachar co-choreographed with Justine A. Chambers on a newly commissioned dance work titled “Today is the evening to strike lightning/Aaj To Bijiliyan Girane Ki Shaam Hai” which premiered on July 5th, 2025 at Indian Summer Festival to a sold out audience. In Fall 2025, Sachar and Nancy Lee debuted their first directorial collaboration as a public art installation titled “These hands are still at work” commissioned by the Surrey Art Gallery x F.O.R.M.