John Wu is a graphic designer, a collector of Hong Kong historical and design objects, and the founder of the platform MODERNISM. Wu co-organised Hong Kong Graphic Archive Exhibition (2019) with the Hong Kong Design Institute (HKDI) and worked with different institutions and partners to digitise his collection for research of Hong Kong’s design history.

Margaret Au-Yeung is a graphic designer, formerly the head of the graphic design department at HSBC. Au-Yeung worked with Henry Steiner on the rebranding of HSBC in the late 1970s and early 1980s. She facilitated the bank’s move from manual to online computer systems, overseeing the redesign of all bank forms and setting up the audio-visual division for staff training films. In 1985, Au-Yeung co-founded The Communication School with Henry Steiner, Leonie Ki, Alan Zie Yongder, and the late Paul Wong.

Stanley Wong (anothermountainman) is a visual communicator, who worked as a graphic designer for five years before he began his career in some of the most distinguished advertising agencies. In 2004, Stanley was inducted into Alliance Graphique International (AGI) and in 2007 established 84000 Communications. He has received many awards for his art, design, photography and advertising work, including Artist of the Year 2011 (Visual Arts) from Hong Kong Arts Development in 2011. Wong represented Hong Kong with his ‘red, white, and blue’ series at the 51st Venice Biennale in 2005. In 2020, Stanley was named DFA World’s Outstanding Chinese Designer.