Cyrus Kabiru was born in 1984 in Nairobi, Kenya, where he still lives and works. He has exhibited frequently both internationally and on the African continent. Notable solo exhibitions include: Upcoming in 2010 at the Kuona Trust in Nairobi, Kenya; Cyrus Kabiru at the Kunstpodium T Gallery in Tilburg, Netherlands in 2011 and C-Stunners & Black Mamba at SMAC Gallery in Cape Town in 2015. He was recently selected as one of Quartz’s Africa Innovators for 2016 in Nairobi, Kenya. In 2013, he was a fellow at TED’s The Young, The Gifted, The Undiscovered in the USA. That same year, Kabiru exhibited at the Lagos Photo Festival in Nigeria and his work formed part of Afrofuture: Adventure with Makers, Thinkers and Dreamers at the Milan Design Week in Italy, as well as in The Shadows Took Shape at The Studio Museum in Harlem, New York, USA.

John Ndumia born in 1992 in Nairobi, Kenya. Ndumia works with mixed media, he designs watches using found objects but is now working with used sacks that he collects in his neighborhood as he lives near the market . Ndumias’ work is inspired by Cyrus Kabiru.Currently he is based at Art Orodha Kenya working on his latest project which is redoing the glass and giving it a new face.

Born in 1996 in Nairobi, Kenya .She graduated from Kenyatta University in 2019 where she did a Bachelor's degree in Fine Art and Design. Wambui designs using fabrics and weaving using different fibres .She is gaining experience on weaving using found objects to express what is often unspoken and can barely be expressed through word of mouth or written word .Currently she is under mentorship at the Art Orodha Kenya where she is developing her style and skill of expression. Wambui also has an incredible voice.

George Kamiti, born in 1992 in Nanyuki Kenya and graduated from Kenyatta University with Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Art. George designs costumes using found materials with the beautiful look of stitches. He has taken part in different exhibitions including in Kenya Museum. George is now based in Art Orodha Art Kenya experimenting in new work.