Nina Fraser is a multidisciplinary artist, mentor and cultural facilitator whose art practice explores ideas of transformation and connection through expanded notions of collage and drawing practices. She completed a BA in Textile Art at Winchester School of Art in 2006 and a masters level course in Commissioning and Curating Contemporary Public Art from the University of Gothenburg in 2023. 

Nina co-creates projects and practical structures to improve our social and human experience, often working collaboratively within communities or non profit associations. In 2022 she founded Collage Working Club, a weekly workspace that explores both collage technique and ways of thinking, creating connections across disciplines and borders. Nina currently works as artist coordinator for Art & Craft Refúgio, a project situated within Jardins do Bombarda cultural and community centre  in Lisbon, integrating refugees and migrants through the teaching and sharing of arts & crafts practices. Nina has taught portraiture to medical students at University of Southampton, UK, and has facilitated over 100 collage workshops internationally since 2017, in locations such as Collagistas festival, Maison du Peuple de Saint - Gilles, Belgium, NOVA business School, Lisbon, and Largo Residências, Lisbon. Nina’s collages have been published in magazines and books, including, "Collage by Women, 50 Essential Contemporary Artists" edited by Promopress, in 2019, and “Collage Care: Transforming Emotions & Life Experiences” edited by Kanyer Art Collection, 2021. Nina began professional work as a mentor in 2023, working one-to-one with artists and creatives looking to grow their artistic practice. 

Rebecca Fontaine-Wolf is an interdisciplinary artist and curator whose work focuses on mirrors and self-portraiture to explore the complexities of womanhood—both its visceral realities and societal implications. She has developed a distinctive physi-digital mixed media technique that addresses themes of identity, self-image, and digital representation.

Fontaine-Wolf earned her Master's degree (University of the Arts London, Wimbledon/2015/UK) and a Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts (University for the Creative Arts/2004/UK). She received the Chelsea Arts Club Trust Award, and was selected as a finalist for the Sovereign Portuguese Art prize 2024. Fontaine-Wolf’s works have been acquired by significant public and private collections like the Berardo Collection and the Coleção de Arte Moderna e Contemporânea — Norlinda e José Lima in Portugal, the Collection De Gambs in Germany and the Standard Chartered Bank in the UK. 

She is the co-founder and director of InFems, a feminist art collective, through which she has curated several exhibitions, including Lost Girls at Flowers Gallery during Frieze Week 2023, featuring artists such as Ai Weiwei, Maggi Hambling, and Tracey Moffatt.

She has exhibited at institutions such as the V&A Museum and the Royal College of Art in London, and at Haus Kunst Mitte in Berlin, where she held her first institutional solo show in 2024. 

Her work has been widely recognized, with features in major publications including Forbes, The Guardian, and the BBC. She was highlighted in Hauser & Wirth’s Herstory series, which celebrates women's contributions to contemporary art, and in 2022, she was commissioned by Carolina Herrera for International Women’s Day. She also served as vice-president of the Society of Women Artists.