Imos is an artist and a designer. He was born in Rome in 1982. In 1996 he began to move the first steps into the world of writing. In over 20 years of activity, he has created a personal lettering style, contaminated by the New York Graffiti tradition, then reworked and innovated thanks to the interaction with the European scenes. The continuous experimentation, the encounters with the most important protagonists of the movement, and his many trips have led him to gain a prominent role in the international graffiti writing scene. His production is influenced by psychedelia, folk art, and the European avant-garde of the early twentieth century. Over the years he has abandoned the use of figurative images to focus his research on shapes and colors. Today his work in the streets is flanked by the one in the studio, where he highlights some graphic aspects present in his graffiti, creating abstract compositions, which arise from years of study on letters and shapes, through techniques, elements, and peculiar signs. He has also created and collaborated in several editorial productions on urban culture related to graffiti writing.

Born in 1974, Stefano Pane Monfeli (often referred to as PANE) is a visual artist and graphic designer. He studied at the Instituto Statale d’Arte and the Accademia di Belle Arti in Rome. At first, he is passionate about comic books and graphic design, then he becomes one of the most known Italian graffiti writers and these experiences became the basis of his artistic journey. At the beginning of his career as well as for Graffiti, Pane drew attention for his interventions on refrigerators in the streets of Rome, he painted and arranged illegally dumped furniture to create outdoor installations. He was subsequently invited to exhibit his works in institutions, museums, and galleries in Rome, Paris, and Amsterdam. PANE is one of the co-founders of the Why Style Collective; born in early 2000 the group has focused its attention on exploring contemporary urban life with its on-site installations and choreographic outdoor photography that often including skateboarding actions. PANE has published two international books, ”Just Push The Button” in 2001, a book that tells the development of Graffiti Writing in Rome, and a biographical volume, “People Think I'm Cool - The Life And Art Of Pane” in 2011. His work ranges from paintings and drawings to prints, sculptures and installations, Pane is a multidisciplinary artist.