Luiza Bouharaoua is the program coordinator of Skribonauti, head of art and culture programmes in prisons and penitentiaries, founder and one of the directors of festival Beautiful Women Save the Day designed to work with girls and young women in institutions and to promote artistic work of women. She was the producer of a documentary omnibus Free Weekend, made by the prisoners of Lipovica Penitentiary, and a short documentary Right to Work: As We Left It, the award-winner for Ethics and human rights at the 25^th Croatian Film Days. She writes prose, which has so far been included in the regional anthology Outside of the corridors: Best short stories 2011 (VBZ, 2011) and the anthology of young Croatian prose authors No doors, no knocking (Sandorf, 2012). She was one of the finalists in the short story competition at the Festival of the European Short Story 2016.

Helena Janečić was born in Osijek in 1979. She graduated from Furman University in the United States in 2003, and in 2007 earned a master's degree at the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb. Through comics and painting she works on the presentation of unexplored or neglected queer history (pastoral depictions of Slavonian brides). She has exhibited in several solo and numerous group exhibitions in Croatia and abroad, in a variety of media from painting, comics to musical performances. Some of her comics were included in the anthology Female comics from the Balkans (Fibra, 2010). She received the Ex Aequo award at the 20^th and 23^rd Slavonian Biennale, and in 2009 her work was included in the art collection of Erste Bank. Since 2010 she has been a member of the Croatian Freelance Artists' Association.