Olivia Arthur is a London-based photographer working across multiple mediums, a co-founder of Fishbar in East London, and a member of Magnum Photos. Her first book, Jeddah Diary, is a journey into the lives of women in Saudi Arabia. Printed on transparent paper, her second book, Stranger, explores the story of a shipwreck off the coast of Dubai. Olivia has made a short film about a prisoner walking the Camino de Santiago de Compostella, and a children’s story about suicide using collage. She is collaborating with Philipp Ebeling to tell the story of a trans woman in France through photography and film, and has been collaborating with Kaduri Elyashar to photograph fashion. She collects and photographs objects and sometime works with clay.

Since completing his BA in photography at the London College of Printing in 2002, Philipp Ebeling has worked as a freelance editorial and commercial photographer. His clients include Dazed & Confused, GEO, Sunday Times Magazine, LeMonde2, the Royal Academy Magazine and Benetton. Philipp has won multiple awards for his portraiture, including the National Portrait Gallery’s annual portrait award in 2005, and his documentary work claimed the 2004 Observer/Hodge Award. His work has been widely exhibited, notably at the National Portrait Gallery and the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris. In 2005, Philipp was awarded a one-year residency at Fabrica, Benetton’s creative centre in Italy. In 2008, he was selected for the World Press Photo masterclass in Amsterdam. His portrait collection of famous Italians was published as a book by Skira in Italy.