Designer, co-founder of Metahaven, studio for design and research based in Amsterdam. Teaches design at Yale University, New Haven and the Sandberg Institute, Amsterdam. Metahaven published »Uncorporate Identity«, a design anthology for our dystopian age.

His early years as a designer were seminally influenced by his close friendship with the constructivist artist Richard Paul Lohse and the graphic designer Josef Müller-Brockmann. This has led to Müllerʼs long-standing preference for straightforward, functional design. Since 1996, Müller has been a partner of »Integral Concept«, an interdisciplinary design group active in Paris, Milan, Zürich, Berlin, and Montreal. In »Integral« Lars Müller designs visual identities for NGOs and institutions focused on cultural, social, and ecological concerns, as well as acting as a consultant in communication. In 1983 Müller started publishing books on typography, design, art, photography, and architecture and, as Lars Müller Publishers, has so far produced some 400 titles. Recently, he has branched out into visually oriented books on social issues, such as human rights and ecology. Many books are initiated and published by Müller himself and most of them have been designed in his own studio. A passionate educator, Lars Müller has taught at various universities in Switzerland and elsewhere in Europe. In his lectures he calls for a political consciousness and a sense of social responsibility among designers. He has been a guest lecturer at Harvard's Graduate School of Design since 2009.

Nat is a Design Director at the RSA in London, using design to close the gap between our every day behaviour and the future to which we aspire. She is also working on various other digital and art projects. She was one of the founders of Airside and of Three Trees Don't Make a Forest and is currently on the executive committee of D&AD.

Matthew Butterick is a typographer, writer, and lawyer in Los Angeles. After graduating from Harvard, he worked as a type designer for David Berlow and Matthew Carter. He then founded Atomic Vision, a web-design studio, which was acquired by Red Hat. He attended UCLA law school and became a lawyer in 2007. Butterick is the author of the popular Website and book Typography for Lawyers. His fonts include Hermes FB, FB Alix, Equity, and most recently, Concourse.

Lupi Asensio (Zaragoza, Spain) and Martin Lorenz (Hannover, Germany) are the founders of TwoPoints.Net. They met in 1999 at the KABK (Royal Academy of Art) of The Hague. At the end of 2005 they moved to Barcelona and in 2007 founded TwoPoints.Net with the aim to do exceptional design work. Work that is tailored to the client's needs, work that excites the client's customers, work that hasn’t been done before, work that does more than work. They describe TwoPoints.Net as a small company that thinks big, as they work very internationally. Besides commissioned design work they teach regulary since 2005 and direct since 2009 the Postgraduate Degree in »Applied Typography« at the Elisava School of Design in Barcelona. Martin and Lupi also write on their doctoral thesis within the framework of the Design Research programme at the UB's Fine Arts Faculty.

Lupi Asensio (Zaragoza, Spain) and Martin Lorenz (Hannover, Germany) are the founders of TwoPoints.Net. They met in 1999 at the KABK (Royal Academy of Art) of The Hague. At the end of 2005 they moved to Barcelona and in 2007 founded TwoPoints.Net with the aim to do exceptional design work. Work that is tailored to the client's needs, work that excites the client's customers, work that hasn’t been done before, work that does more than work. They describe TwoPoints.Net as a small company that thinks big, as they work very internationally. Besides commissioned design work they teach regulary since 2005 and direct since 2009 the Postgraduate Degree in »Applied Typography« at the Elisava School of Design in Barcelona. Martin and Lupi also write on their doctoral thesis within the framework of the Design Research programme at the UB's Fine Arts Faculty.