One half of the founding forces and pianist of anon., Nicole’s passion for creating unique brand experiences and love for chamber music drove her to manifest a place that she could do both. A classically-trained pianist who studied under Ronald Farren-Price and Anna Goldsworthy while completing her Bachelor of Music (Honours), Nicole also built her skills in marketing through a Master of Management and channels her curiosity and design obsession into an uncanny knack for new perspectives. Her entreprenurial spirit sees her driving anon.'s ambitious programming, brand and marketing, and strategic partnerships. Nicole daylights as consultant at Deloitte where she works with large complex organisations on digital strategy and design. When Nicole isn’t planning anon.’s next event, she can be reliably trusted to direct you towards the nearest alley way café.

Thomas is the answer to one of our top 3 questions: Where do your ideas come from? As co-founder and violinist Thomas cut his teeth on the violin at age 4 with classics such as the Mendelssohn and Paganini Violin Concerto. Since completing his Bachelor of Music (Honours) in Violin Performance under the guidance of Mark Mogilevsky, Thomas has continued to further his love for design through a Master in Architecture at University of Melbourne. His keen sense for engaging through conceptual thinking, and adeptability across different creative mediums has carved a unique creative direction, creating new, boundary-blurring classical music experiences. With Tom at the helm, bringing anon.’s ideas to life can be a whirlwind experience - anything from film and animation, to interactive design, technology and patiently waiting for the 3D printer to finish the latest prototype.

An architecture graduate from University of Melbourne, Eric completed further studies in photography at Photography Studies College in Melbourne, majoring in commercial photography. With a passion for all things creative since a young age, photography is a medium through which he expresses his ideas and thoughts, and is a keen reflection of his personal self. He draws greatest inspiration from classic still life photography and paintings, and his philosophy ‘simplicity is the beauty of all things’ is strongly evident in his work – a clean yet subtle aesthetic. Truly, less is more.

A recent Master of Music graduate from the University of Melbourne, Sungpil performs actively within Australia, and has been a qualified competitor in numerous international competitions, including the recent Leos Janacek International Music Competition (Czech Republic) and Aeolus International Competition for Wind (Germany). He is a recipient of the AMusA, LMusA and FTCL diploma and has received a number of awards and scholarships throughout his studies. Winner of the university concerto competition, he performed Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto with the University of Melbourne Orchestra in 2012. Currently under the tutelage of David Thomas, Sungpil has been a qualified competitor in the 6th Beijing International Music Competition (2013), a semi-finalist & the International Wind Player Award in the Gisborne International Music Competition (2013), and a semi-finalist in the Clarinet division, Singapore Woodwind Festival (June, 2014). He also enjoys a healthy dose of soccer and squash.