September

Rain Chan is an architect, artist, exhibition designer and educator based in New York. Rain has served as an assistant professor in art and design at universities across Hong Kong and New York, and is currently serving as Editor in Chief of September. Apart from his architecture work, including the Google Thomson Center Chicago, his exhibition design and fabrication work has been shown at MoMA, Cooper Hewitt Museum, SculptureCenter, Denver Museum of Art, and National Building Museum.

Andrea Orejarena (b. 1994, Colombia) is a multi-media artist based in Brooklyn, currently serving as Editor in Chief of September. Her work uses play and fantasy to examine the American Dream, media, and collective mythology. Made as an artist duo with Caleb Stein, her work was the subject of a solo museum show at Deichtorhallen, Hamburg, and the pair are 2024 recipients of the Foam Talent Award. She is the author of Long Time No See (Jiazazhi Press, 2022) and American Glitch (Gnomic Book, 2024).

Caleb Stein (b. 1994, UK) is a multimedia artist based in the U.S., currently serving as Editor in Chief of September. His conceptual, documentary work spans photographic installations, multi-channel video, and artist books exploring collectivity, memory, and perception, often made as an artist duo with Andrea Orejarena. His work is held in collections including The J. Paul Getty Museum and The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. He is the author of Long Time No See (Jiazazhi Press, 2022), How to Move a Mountain (Luhz Press, 2024), and American Glitch (Gnomic Book, 2024).