Doris Guo (b.1992) is an artist working primarily in sculpture, which are often produced from a journalistic approach to the feelings and affects of lived experience. Her sculptures often sit between being readymade and custom-built. The ambiences of the day-to-day remain a starting point of her practice.
 Born in San Francisco, CA in 1992, Guo has lived in both Seattle and New York. She currently lives and works in Oslo, where she is part of the studio collective, Snails.
 Her forthcoming solo exhibitions include Empty Gallery, Hong Kong and Kunsthalle Winterthur, Switzerland in 2027.

CJ Salapare is a writer and arts worker based in Brooklyn. His interests blur and juxtapose the fields of art history and the arts of liveness, with a focus on interdisciplinary practices. His past and forthcoming writing has been commissioned by Artists Space, FAR-NEAR, the Hammer Museum, the MCA Chicago, and the 2024 Venice Biennale, among others. He has worked at the intersection of the visual arts and performance at the Whitney, where he was part of the curatorial team for Edges of Ailey (2024), and the MCA Chicago, where he was a curatorial fellow. He currently works in the Modern and Contemporary department of the Met. Salapare received M.Phil. degrees in art history and arts education from the University of Cambridge, and his B.A. in art history from Williams College.