Ravi Agarwal is an interdisciplinary artist, photographer, environmental campaigner, writer, and curator whose practice addresses the complex relationship between nature and its future through photography, video, text, and installation. He has exhibited at various biennales including Lahore (2024), Havana (2019), Yinchuan (2018), Kochi (2016), Sharjah (2013), and Documenta XI (2002). He has also curated large public art projects like Yamuna-Elbe (2009) and Embrace Our Rivers (2018). He curated New Natures, A terrible beauty is born (Goethe Institute, Mumbai, January 2022), and Imagined Documents at the Les Rencontres d’Arles (July 2022). He was the photography curator for Serendipity in 2017 and 2018 and Co-Convenor for the Bergen Assembly 2025 (Norway).

Agarwal is also the founder of the environmental NGO Toxics Link (www.toxicslink.org) and The Shyama Foundation (www.sharedecologies.org) which supports initiatives at the intersection of art and ecology in India. Agarwal is a recipient of the UN Award for Chemical Safety and the Ashoka Fellowship.

Prashant Panjiar, a self-taught photographer, worked full-time as a photojournalist and editor in mainstream media from 1984 to 2001. Since then he has been working independently as a photographer specializing in reportage, editorial and documentary photography, a photo editor and curator. He is the co-founder and managing trustee of Nazar Foundation that promotes lens-based art. His latest initiative is the multi-disciplinary Goa Open Arts Festival and the Goa Open Arts Catalyst Grant that he co-founded and launched in 2020. His more recent books are Amongst the Believers–The Kumbh Mela at Prayag (published by Arthshila Trusts, 2024), Indianism (self-published 2023) and That Which Is Unseen (published by Navajivan Trust, 2021).
As the co-founder of the Delhi Photo Festival, Panjiar led the curatorial teams of all three editions. He also curated the first edition of Sensorium a festival of Arts, Literature & Ideas for Sunaparanta, Goa Centre for the Arts; exhibitions for the first two editions of the Serendipity Arts Festival, Goa; and was project curator for Kanu’s Gandhi exhibition. Panjiar has also served on the jury of the World Press Photo Awards, the China International Press Photo Competition and POY (Pictures of the Year International).
Rahaab Allana is a Curator/Publisher at the Alkazi Foundation for the Arts, New Delhi. A Charles Wallace grant awardee and Fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society (UK), he was Honorary Research Associate at University College, London. He is the founder of ASAP | art (Alternative South Asia Photography & Art), the region’s first app for presentation and discussion of contemporary visual cultural production. He was Guest Editor for the themed issue Delhi: Looking Out/Looking In, ‘Aperture 243’ (Summer 2021). 
He also acted as the editor of Unframed: Discovering Image Practices in South Asia (Harper Collins Publishers India and Alkazi Foundation, 2023) and Another Lens: Photography and the Emergence of Image Culture (Tulika Books and West Heavens, 2024), which are two critical readers on lens-based practices and meta-histories of the image. He is on the Arts and Culture Committee, Asia Society (India Chapter). He was recently awarded the Officer of the Order of Arts and Letters from the Government of France.
Dinesh Khanna has been working as a professional photographer for more than 35 years with an eclectic blend of commercial and personal work. His personal work has been published as acclaimed books like Bazaar and Living Faith. The latest books he has worked on are: Right of the Line–The President’s Bodyguard and Life in Rashtrapati Bhawan which have been commissioned by the Rashtrapati Bhawan and Sahapedia. 
Over the years his work has also been shown in solo, and group shows in galleries from Delhi to New York and Varanasi to San Francisco. He has also done several assignments for the Incredible India campaign, including the prestigious one for the Taj Mahal’s 350th anniversary. Dinesh is also a Managing Trustee of Nazar Foundation, and one of the Co-founders of the Delhi Photo Festival and also a Photography Curator for the first two editions of Serendipity Arts Festival. He has taught Photography in various institutions like Ashoka University, The One School, Goa, Jamia Milia and MICA, Ahmedabad amongst others. He is a Director of the Dhrish Academy of Photography at the Museo Camera, conducts Photography courses and workshops and was a Visual Consultant with Sahapedia.