Born in Jeonju in 1963, Kim Won, who majored in dance at Ewha Womans University, has been working as a performing artist or a dance educator for approximately 35 years since her graduation from the university in 1985. Kim has focused on finding movement transcending formalized and pre-set choreography to search for the essence of 'free and pure' movement of the body. Her creative work of creating and developing ideas based on deep knowledge of dance has been appraised as 'concrete experience, unambiguous abstraction, a dazzling control of the body as well as clear dance with a message.' She has also received a number of awards such as Isadora Duncan Dance Awards, Best Dancer Award, Today's Dancer Prize, Award for Best Newcomer Contemporary Dancer and Presidential Award among others. Recently, Kim has actively participated in a variety of domestic and international dance festivals and performing arts events as a member of TanztheatreOnes, a dance troupe whose members autonomously collaborate based on their own expertise while looking for free imagination that breaks the barriers of genre as well as the artistic value of a new direction.

An Youngjun has served as the founder and leader of the dance company, Physical Design Project Company(PDPC). Seeing all physical spaces from the perspective of design, PDPC adds sketches to the space using the body and colors it with sound and light. Thinking of the human body as a tool of spatial composition, the Company is founded on the philosophy that 'The body is finally constructed in a space.'

There is no metaphor in An Youngjun's rhetoric. It has no lyricism or wrapping to make things look beautiful. (...) His movement is fast and radical enough to take a risk. He improved the quality of the work through countless repetitions of closely connected movements just like a musical score with small notes without a rest. - Dance Critic Chang Injoo -

Among his major works of choreography are Like Family Bottom Ground, Don't Sigh, Recall 90s, Intuition, Crack, 6th Movement, Over There, and ...Flowing Out. An is also a contemporary dancer who won the first prize in the contemporary male solo class at Paris International Dance Competition in 2000.

Cha Jinyeob has explored the diversity and possibility of art, breaking away from the notion of existing forms of performing arts on the basis of contemporary dance. Since Cha founded the creative art group, collective A, in 2012, she has pursued art without boundaries while creating freely without being constrained by space, genre, form and medium and has examined the three-dimensional value of art. She has been committed to expanding the scope of her dance through collaboration with artists of different genres and using multiple media, and has continued a multifaceted approach to and exploration of dance language. Her major works include Body-Go-Round, MIIN-Body to Body, Rotten Apple and Riverrun. Cha's work centering around women including herself, femininity and the world surrounding the body in order to connect outside and inside of the body, constantly asking a question about existence through body and movement. She is in pursuit of an artistic life to keep life and art complementary to each other in a horizontal relationship.