Dwirahmi Suryandari (Ami) is currently a Predoctoral Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science (MPIWG), a joint project at the Berlin’s Freie Universität, Humboldt-Universität, and Technische Universität as part of the Berlin Center for the History of Knowledge. Ami has a Master's degree in World Heritage Studies from BTU Cottbus, Germany. She has extensive experience as an independent curator, having curated a number of exhibitions including "Retrospective of Early 20th Century Semarang" and "The Work and Life of Thomas Karsten". She is also a published author of the book "Chinatown Semarang", which explores the Peranakan culture in the city where she resides.

Dyah Pandam Mitayani (Mita) is an education and design specialist with a Master of Arts in Education in Arts and Cultural Settings from King’s College London. She brings her expertise to bear in crafting captivating exhibitions and educational programs, collaborating with UNESCO, the Western Australian Museum, and other esteemed institutions. Notable projects include 'Tetangga: People, Places, and Objects Across Borders', and the revitalization of the Taman Siswa museum's permanent exhibition. Passionate about promoting cultural understanding, Mita's work reflects her commitment to creating immersive experiences that is inclusive and educational.