Baishui, currently based in Shanghai and Hong Kong, China. A visual and installation artist, and a winner in the Western Painting category of the 2025 Selection of Distinguished Contemporary Chinese Artists.
Baishui's artistic practice is built upon a highly original creative system with a clear methodological structure. In recent years, Baishui has been continuously developing the "Generative Series" through the original "Flow" (Intuitive-Structural Method) - a creative framework that integrates intuitive perception, subconscious association, and AI-generated technologies. Within this human-machine collaborative process, Baishui explores pathways for generating unknown imagery and spiritual visions.

Joshua Gong, a leading art historian and curator, taught at the University of Sussex (2010-2018) and later at Shanghai Normal University. A recipient of the Tate Modern's Young Scholar Grant (2015), his first monograph was nominated for the Best Art Publication by the Awards of Art China.

Zhang Zikang is a renowned art museum director, curator, and professor and doctoral supervisor at the Central Academy of Fine Arts. He has served as director of the Today Art Museum, the National Art Museum of China, and the CAFA Art Museum, and is currently the inaugural director of the Shenzhen International Art Museum (opened 2026). Known as the "pioneer of private art museums in China," he has curated major exhibitions including the China Pavilion at the Venice Biennale. He now focuses on integrating art and technology.