The artist duo Karen Lancel and Hermen Maat explore with their artistic activity the expression and public interaction that new media technologies have to offer to modern societies. In the intersection of nature and technology, they put under the scope the ideas of embodied presence, intimacy, privacy and trust in the social-technological systems. Through their […]

Hamza Abu Ayyash is a Palestinian activist artist born in Libanon. He lived his early life between Tunisia and Jordan and settled in Palestine in 1997, few year after the Oslo agreement, where he graduated from the faculty of Fine Arts in Nablus in 2004. As a multimedia artist, Hamza is using a variety of […]

Robert Seidel is a Berlin-based artist. His experimental practice includes abstract films, live performances, environmental laser drawings as well as projections expanding architecture, sculpture and nature. Seidel’s work has been shown in numerous international festivals as well as art institutions such as the Musée Beaux-Arts de Lyon, Art Center Nabi Seoul, Museum of Image and […]

Julius von Bismarck (born 1983) studied visual communication at the University of the Arts in Berlin and was a member of Joachim Sauter’s ‘Digital Class’. In 2013, he was doing his Master as a student of Olafur Eliasson and his Institute for Space Experiments at University of Arts in Berlin. He also participated in the […]

Myriel Milicevic is an artist, researcher and interaction designer based in Berlin. With her Neighbourhood Satellites she explores the hidden connections between people and their natural, social, and technical environments. These explorations are mostly of a participatory nature, emerging from collaborations with other artists and scientists, in the context of workshops, classrooms, exhibitions, residencies and […]

URBANSCREEN is an artist collective and creative company based in Bremen, Germany. Since 2005, they have been working in an interdisciplinary team of architects, media artist, musicians, cultural scholars and technical specialists from various fields to develop site-specific media installations for the public space. Their works are located at the dynamic intersection between the material and virtual […]

Paul Sermon is Professor of Visual Communication at the University of Brighton, UK. He has developed a series of celebrated interactive telematic art installations that have received international acclaim. Paul was previously Professor of Creative Technology at the University of Salford and has worked for over twenty years as an active academic researcher and creative […]

Nika Radic is an artist and works in different media. Her main topic is the limits of possible communication: what is it that we can really understand in everyday communication but also in art. She has done several works that used facades and walls in public space that opened the wall into an imaginary space […]