Czesław Czapliński - a world-renowned artist photographer, journalist and documentary film maker, born in 1953 in Lodz. He lives in New York and Warsaw since 1979. Author of 42 albums and books, had over 200 photographic exhibitions, including the National Gallery of Art „Zachęta" in Warsaw, Art Museum in Łódź, the National Museum in Warsaw, Royal Łazienki Museum in Warsaw, as well as in New York, Chicago, Nice, Moscow, London, Munich and Brussels. In the more than 40-year career photographing the most well-known personalities from the worlds of business, culture, politics, sports, among them we find such figures as Muhammad Ali, Maurice Béjart, Leonard Bernstein, Bernardo Bertolucci, Cindy Crawford, Oscar de la Renta, Catherine Deneuve, Placido Domingo, Umberto Eco, Michael Jackson, Henry Kissinger, Calvin Klein, Jerzy Kosinski, Luciano Pavarotti, Paloma Picasso, Roman Polanski, Isabella Rossellini and Andy Warhol. Czaplinski's pictures were published around the world in magazines such as „The New York Times", „Time", „Vanity Fair," „The Washington Post", „Newsweek", „Twój Styl", „Viva", „Rzeczpospolita".
His works are in the collections of the Library of Congress in Washington, DC, New York Public Library, the National Museum in Warsaw and Wrocław, Art Museum in Łódź, the National Library in Warsaw and in many private collections around the world.

Piotr Jakubczak - born in Hrubieszów, 7 April 1968. He graduated from the Bernardo Mirando High School of Fine Arts in Zamość.
The first teachers were Prof. Wiktor Zin, Bogdan Bodes and Marek Kędra. In the years 1990-92 theatrical scenery butaphor in the STU theatre, 1992-93 Conservation of Architecture in Nysa Kłodzka, 1993-97 studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków in the studios of Prof. Leszek Misiak,
Prof. Zbigniew Grzybowski and Prof. Włodzimierz Kunz.
In 1997-2008 he created and lived in Narbonne (south of France). He took part in many group and individual exhibitions - „Na Żywo" Gallery in the Polish Radio Katowice in 2009, both domestic and foreign. Works in the collections of the C.I.B.A. club (International Painters' Club).
He took part in group exhibitions where he won a special BEST OF THE BEST award in Niece, and or in 1997-98 in Montpellier, where he won third and second place.
Jakubczak's works can be found in private collections in Poland and abroad, e.g. in the Vatican, Japan and the USA.
Since 2008 he has lived in the Silesian Beskid (Jaworzynka), devoting himself entirely to painting. He creates and exhibits in Poland and abroad. He permanently cooperates with Kukuczka Gallery, Grzegorz Bachór and Czesław Czapliński.