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Will Wu

Will Wu, Fashion Creative Director of Esquire China. He joined the magazine team in 2006, initially working across design, lifestyle content, and editorial planning, and later went on to lead the fashion section for many years. He also has a deep passion for traditional Chinese culture, including Peking Opera and calligraphy. Red Note

Zhang Nan

Zhang Nan (LazyBackHome, b. 1998), visual and media artist / director. Graduated with an MA from University of the Arts London (2024) and currently based in Hangzhou. She was an artist-in-residence at the Swatch Peace Hotel Art Center. Working across video, sculpture, and printmaking, her research focuses on post-globalization New Mythology and media simulations, reinterpreting social realities through myths and fables to explore class and power dynamics. Her works have been screened at Barbican Centre (London), Arsenale (Venice), THE WRONG Biennale, Nanjing University of the Arts Museum, Goethe-Institut Beijing, and exhibited at Tank Shanghai, Goethe-Institut Beijing, Ars Electronica, Ota Fine

Christine Low

Christine Low, fashion show director, born in 1963 in Malaysia, she currently works and lives in Shanghai. A former model who has been walking the runway in Asia and Europe in late 80s till mid 90s. She is an all-rounded show director and a pioneer in Show Production field in greater China since 1999, and joined Activation Group in 2011 as a partner in charge of the event division in Shanghai. She is an experienced executive director with numerous experiences overseeing a executive/talent/creative team. Rednote

Ziyan

Ziyan, exhibition manager at Fotografiska Shanghai, lives and works locally. She has an academic background in mass communication and curatorial studies, with many years of experience in photography and image-based exhibitions. Her work focuses on the curation and production of contemporary photography, including exhibition-making, artist collaboration, and project coordination, with a particular interest in photography as a contemporary visual language across cultures. Instagram

Chen Wei

Chen Wei, artist, was born in 1980 in Zhejiang and lives and works in Beijing and Tokyo. He is a highly influential Chinese contemporary artist working in photography and installation. He graduated from Zhejiang University of Media and Communications in 2002. Beginning his practice in experimental music and sound art, he later shifted his focus to elaborately staged, theatrical imagery and multimedia installations and live environments. RED Note