Annie Del Hierro (b. Quito, Ecuador) is a community-engaged visual artist, organizer and educator based in Brooklyn- the ancestral and unceded land of the Lenape. Her work explores history, individual and collective memories, and identity. She is interested in continuing to create collaborative public art projects as platforms for community engagement and cultural interchanges to reflect a collective identity and belonging. Annie usually collaborates with artists from different disciplines and the public who are not involved in traditional art settings.

Hana Kulović (b. Sarajevo, Bosnia and Hercegovina) is a collaborative mosaic artist and educator based in Chicago, IL- the ancestral and unceded land of the Council of the Three Fires: the Ojibwe, Odawa, and Potawatomi Nations. Inspired by culture, nature and ritual craftsmanship, she is interested in the effect and transformation a site- specific art installation may bring to a space and its’ spirit. Hana specializes in custom designed mosaic tile installation, public murals, accent walls and mosaic sculpture. She partners with artists and communities to realize large-scale public art installations.