Aurore Bourgois Demachy is a writer, actress, theatre director, and screenwriter. Trained at the Studio de formation théâtrale in Vitry-sur-Seine, her artistic practice spans theatre, writing, and audiovisual production. She has contributed to productions with the theatre company Les Entiché·e·s and collaborated on the feminist web series Chatte-room. Since 2018, she has also led arts and cultural education workshops with school audiences. Her work examines mechanisms of domination and possibilities for resistance through artistic practices. She is the author of Hacker le patriarcat. Un projet cyberféministe (Payot, 2026), illustrated by Tavub.

Tavub, whose given name is Clothilde Buvat, is a French visual artist and illustrator based in Brussels. Her work explores the relationships between landscapes, imagination, and everyday life through a visual universe combining poetry, humour, and a sense of the uncanny. Her illustrations bring to life unusual situations, suspended moments, and sensitive narratives. In 2026, she presented her solo exhibition Presque rien, mais pas tout à fait at the Maison de la Francité in Brussels. She also illustrated Hacker le patriarcat. Un projet cyberféministe, written by Aurore Bourgois Demachy and published by Payot.