Both based in France and in Switzerland, Caroline Bernard and Damien Guichard initiated the Lili range le chat collective almost 10 years ago. Working with new forms of cinema and so-called mobile images, the artists create artworks that are often the result of a trip or an exploration of the territory. Their work has been presented in many countries as part of exhibitions, conferences and workshops (Japan, Indonesia, Uzbekistan, Brazil, Ireland, Switzerland, France). Visiting professor at UQAM (École des arts visuels et médiatiques), Caroline Bernard has been teaching at École de photographie in Vevey since 2007. Damien Guichard is also a graphic designer. Together they actively participate in the Chemins de Traverse, a Geneva-based NGO dedicated to research on new forms of citizen activism.

Michiko Tsuda lives and works in Kanagawa, Japan. Through a practice of video and installation, the artist is interested in the act of seeing and what it implies. She has presented solo exhibitions such as Travelling (CHUV, Lausanne, Switzerland, 2012) and Occupants and King in the Configuration Forest (NTT ICC, Tokyo, 2012). Michiko Tsuda has also participated in several artist-in-residency programs, including ACAC (Aomori, 2010), Common Room (Bandung, 2010-2011), Space Bandee (Busan, 2011) and AIAV (Yamaguchi, 2012). She holds a PhD in Film and New Media Studies from Tokyo National University of the Arts.