Karolína Netolická (1993, Prague) is a Czech visual artist working primarily with soft pastel drawing and sculptural objects. Her work explores the relationship between the human body and the non-human world — examining how physicality, landscape, and organic forms overlap, and how our perception of nature is reshaped by the artificial materials and symbols of contemporary culture.

Sára Konečná (*2002) studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, in the Painting I studio led by Robert Šalanda. Her work draws on personal memories, stylization, and a sense of color exaggeration. She depicts scenes full of sensuality, narrative, and intimate tension, often lightened by the ease of painterly gestures — a quality enhanced by her use of the airbrush technique.