Born in Glasgow, Kenneth White (1936–2023) was a Scottish writer who became a naturalized French citizen. Renowned for his work combining essays, narratives, and poetry, he won numerous literary prizes, taught at the Sorbonne and founded the International Institute of Geopoetics. His concept of intellectual nomadism, explored in works such as L’Esprit nomade (The Nomad Spirit), led him to a profound reflection on the relationships between humans and the Earth, ideas that are at the heart of his geopoetic approach.

Marie-Claude White is a French photographer and translator. Her work explores the intimate relationship between nature and art through a geopoetic approach. Her photographic series, inspired by the world's shores, forests, and landscapes, demonstrate a profound connection with the living.

David Voisin, a graduate of the Boulle School and a skilled craftsman, creates bas-reliefs and designs high-end wooden fittings at V&P Agencement. Co-founder of an association of artisans of the decorative arts, he oversaw its development until 2015 and created the luxe à la française (French Luxury) trade show.

The origin of the Atelier du Livre d'Art et de l'Estampe (Art Book and Print Workshop) dates back to 1538, when Francis I appointed the first king's printer for Greek, a founding act in the history of printed writing in France. Heir to the Royal Printing House founded in 1640, which successively became the Imprimerie de la République, Imperial, and National Printing House, it preserves a unique collection of punches, listed as a historic monument. Drawing on rare expertise spanning the entire typographic and intaglio printing chain, the workshop collaborates with artists and publishers on exceptional projects.

Matthieu Perrament, a graduate of the Estienne School, has been an art printer specializing in intaglio and screen printing for over a decade. Trained by master artists and artisans in Paris and Montreal, he took over the Atelier Moret with Didier Manonvillier, while also developing a children's publishing business with Le Moulin des Tournelles.

Yuko Kitta is a Japanese artist who masters the entire textile creation process, from the cultivation of dye plants to production. Since 2011, she has been developing her workshop in Okinawa, where she creates clothing and installations rooted in an ecological approach, aiming for a natural return of materials to the earth. She primarily uses Ryukyu indigo, which she cultivates, along with other local plants, to create her natural dyes.

Trained in visual communication and bookbinding at the Estienne school, Célia Casal perfected her technique with renowned bookbinders. In 2012, she opened her workshop in Burgundy, where she combines editorial design with contemporary custom bookbinding. Winner of the Ateliers d'art de France Prize in 2013, she exhibited her Kumo Arashi art stationery collection in collaboration with Florian Aviet at the Arts Décoratifs in Paris in 2016.

Founded in 2007 in Paimpol by Julie Johnson and Éric Lemarié, the Verglass° workshop specializes in cane-blown glass. Known for their high standards and creativity, the two master craftsmen create unique, high-end pieces, entirely made in their atelier. Julie Johnson draws her inspiration from a notebook she always keeps close at hand, letting spontaneity guide her creations.