Sunitha Janamohanan has worked in the arts since 1999 with a portfolio that covers a range of art forms and creative industries. She has been an arts manager, curator, producer, venue manager and heritage manager in Kuala Lumpur and Penang, Malaysia. She has an MA in Arts Administration from Columbia University, New York, and is presently teaching Arts & Cultural Management at LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore. She has been a member of the Heritage Advisory Panel for the National Heritage Board of Singapore since 2018, serving on a sub-committee for Intangible Cultural Heritage. Sunitha’s research interests include community and socially engaged arts practice; local arts management models in Southeast Asia; and the intersections of social practice, labour, organizational behaviour and cultural leadership.

Ronald JJ Wong is a lawyer and Director at Covenant Chambers LLC. Former Big Law, he handles corporate commercial litigation, arbitration and transactions, with special interest in technology, intellectual property, corporate finance, employment, Fintech, and blockchain. He was recognised as Asian Legal Business's Rising Stars, Singapore 2023, AsiaLaw (2023) Tech, Media, Telecoms (TMT) & Dispute Resolution, The Legal 500 (2022) TMT, Asia Business Law Journal 2019, A-List Singapore’s Top 100 Lawyers, and serves in the Singapore Academy of Law (SAL) Sub-Committee on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Robotics.

Ernest Wu is co-founder and Chief Creative Officer at art, design and creative technology studio SERIAL CO_. SERIAL CO_ envisions a world where immersive experiences transform the way people learn, work, and interact with each other. Working at the intersection of art, technology, and culture, we strive to constantly push the boundaries of what is possible and deliver unparalleled experiences that captivate, educate, and inspire.

Jonathan Liu is a visual artist working with photography within his practice. He is interested in the way our process of recollection deteriorates, decays and disappears over time. He is keen to explore the potential dialogic and collaborative relationship between the Human and the Non-Human, as well as to dissolve and entangle the objective forms of photographs into subjective experiences through machine learning.  By working with generative adversarial networks and manipulating various forms of photographic mediums, he questions photography's relationship with technology. Through his representation and fragmentation of the landscape, he is interested to show the fallibility of the process of recollection as well as the search for the romantic sublime within. He has exhibited internationally and lectures with the Design Communication and Fine Arts faculties of LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore. He is the recipient of the NAC Arts Scholarship in 2023 and is currently pursuing an MA in Fine Arts.