Corbin Mahieu is a graphic designer based in Ghent, Belgium. He graduated academic graphic design at Sint-Lucas LUCA (Ghent) in 2014 and undertook an internship at Zak Group (London) in 2015. After his studies he worked at the graphic studio of Jan&Randoald (Bruges/Ghent) until 2017. After a few years of building trust with clients, Corbin became self-employed in 2017. He currently operates in the field of publication and book design, brand identities, web design, posters or flyers and all printed matter. Using his network of colleagues Corbin is able to direct almost any visual aspect or assignment, from web and motion design to furniture and interior design. Clients range from self-employed entrepreneurs, designers and artists to art & design institutes and even music clubs or commercial companies.

Chloé D’hauwe and Ine Meganck are professionally active as graphic designers in the Belgian and international cultural field. On a regular basis they collaborate. Chloé graduated in 2014 at LUCA School of Arts (Ghent). She did an internship at Bureau Mirko Borsche (DE), Jef Cuypers (BE) and Joris Kritis (BE). Ine studied Graphic Design at the LUCA School of Arts (Ghent). In 2012 she graduated from a second master at the Werkplaats Typografie (Arnhem) (NL). There, and together with Valentijn Goethals she initiated the ongoing project Phantom Radio, a nomadic pirate radio station. Since 2019 she teaches typography at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. A selected list of clients include: Philippe Vandenberg, Toestand, Berlinde De Bruyckere, Peter Buggenhout, Hannah De Meyer, Julie Cafmeyer, Museum Dhondt-Dhaenens, Kunstencentrum Vooruit, Hans Op de Beeck, Amenra, Ghent University Museum, Anneleen Swillen, Subbacultcha Belgium, Flemish Architecture Institute, John Kørner, Marie Cloquet.

We Became Aware is the name that Tomas Lootens (1988) and Valentijn Goethals (1987) coined for their designers’ collective. Deciding to focus on the things that brought them together in the first place; music, contemporary art and architecture. Tomas and Valentijn are motived by all forms of artistic collaboration. For this reason, they present their work as an anonymous collective. Together with Tim Bryon (1987), Tomas and Valentijn also promote alternative music with their record label and production platform Smoke & Dust. Together with a number of their collaborators, they have been operating out of 019, an artist-run project space in a former welding factory in Ghent. Currently 019 mainly focusses on art in public space and alternative exhibition formats. Together with others Tim, Tomas and Valentijn are also founding members of Kunsthal Gent, a new experimental intersection for contemporary art in the center of Gent.