Marc David

Marc David Spengler is an artist and illustrator based in Stuttgart, Germany. Balancing analog and digital approaches, his process blends hand-drawn spontaneity with the precision of digital tools. Drawing inspiration from urban visual culture, he spontaneously creates abstract and colorful compositions that originate in his sketchbooks and playfully deal with the degree of abstraction. The search for harmony plays an essential role in his creations.

Colors and The Kids

Colors and The Kids is an interdisciplinary studio specializing in design, motion, and music to push the boundaries of brand identity and cultural expression. The studio’s name embodies its philosophy, serving as a reminder to dream big and embrace curiosity throughout its proven process. By crafting immersive audio-visual landscapes, Colors and The Kids helps brands explore new genres and shape their identities for an ever-evolving audience.

Mark Dorf

Mark Dorf is a New York-based artist working across photography, video, digital media, and sculpture. Engaging collaboratively with ecologists and technologists, Dorf’s work questions perceptions of what Western culture often terms “Nature”. His images and objects examine how design, image culture, technology, and science shape expectations of the “Natural” world, while engaging deeply with the digital processes behind their production.

Aiste Ambrazeviciute

Aistė Ambrazevičiūtė is a digital artist and experimental architect based in Kaunas, Lithuania. Her interdisciplinary practice explores the intersection of digital and natural realities, creating innovative visualizations that uncover the intricate- and often invisible- relationships between environments, textures, and forms. Her work emphasizes sustainability and the symbiosis between human-made and ecological systems.

Hypereikon

Hypereikon, the duo formed by María Constanza Lobos and Sebastián Rojas, explores the blurred boundaries between the organic and the digital in the posthuman era. Their practice ranges from generative audiovisual landscapes to speculative archaeologies, questioning narratives about technology and nature. They explore digital materiality, non-linear temporality, and distributed agency, intertwining the human, the machinic, and the ecological in surprising configurations that challenge anthropocentric imagination.

Steven Perspek

Steven Perspek is an interactive designer and visual artist dedicated to crafting audio-reactive and interactive visual experiences. With a passion for projection mapping, Perspek specializes in bringing immersive worlds to life, where sound and human body movements serve as the instruments for his creations. At the heart of his projects lies the intersection of architecture, art, science, and technology.

Petri Eskelinen

Petri Eskelinen moves widely in the field of sculpture. Sometimes the sculptures strive for physical intimacy with the viewer; sometimes they present fragile, life-like movement alone, electromechanically. His recent works include electromechanical sculptures, mechanical time-lapse videos with real plants, and a large dark installation of quantum space, which seeks to find something inhuman as a counterbalance to the humanization of plants.

Anna Lucia

Inspired by both computer algorithms and traditional textiles alike, Anna Lucia’s art is a mixed-media exploration of interweaving of styles, utilising digital and physical techniques to inform one another. Anna Lucia creates unconventional, unintentional outcomes through the means of restriction, welcoming rules across her mixed-media practice.

Alfie Dwyer

Alfie Dwyer, also known as Zezima, is a multimedia artist, director, and filmmaker, whose work focuses on the human body, the digital world, and dark comedy. He explores perceptions of space & time in his work, largely influenced by a lifelong dedication to lucid dreaming.

Jinyoung Kim

Jinyoung Kim is a designer and educator investigating the convergence of AI and design methodologies. As a PhD candidate at in South Korea and with a master’s in Graphic and Generative Design from the Netherlands, she serves as Creative Director at AI Design Studio 'Collective Turn'. Kim is redefining traditional design practices by implementing AI-driven approaches across diverse fields, from fashion to product design and digital media, while teaching the next generation of designers to harness the creative potential of artificial intelligence.

Celine Hurka

Céline Hurka is an independent type designer and artist based in The Hague, NL. In her practice, she aims to challenge and disrupt conventions that have dominated for centuries. Her typefaces are deeply personal projects, drawing inspiration from her long-standing interest in type history, technological innovation, personal narratives, pop culture, flowers, and universal emotions.

Laura Normand

Laura Normand (Launorma) is an artist, illustrator & art director based in Paris. She’s obsessed by harmonious curves, pop colors, and glossy textures. Launorma loves when her designs are almost therapeutic—when they seem to dance, to be alive, and become pure pleasure for the eyes! Like candies.

Yunbomu

Yunbomu is a graphic designer, illustrator, and VR artist, constructing spaces based on abstract objects and images of people drawn in Photoshop, Illustrator, and other software. Their unique tactile graphics, illustrations, and paintings are imbued with a sense of marginality and inorganic quality, with an impactful and memorable result.

Satrio Yudho