Artistic duo Alessandro Grisendi and Marco Noviello, known as OOOPStudio, creates videos, mappings, and installations. Digitally processing real data, their works connect the virtual and real worlds, generating evocative images and essential visions. Through the fusion of natural elements finding new life in the digital realm, they create unique abstractions that transcend simple representation.

Thomas C. Chung is a Chinese-Australian contemporary artist whose two-decade career explores the childlike psyche. His work focuses on themes of innocence, growth, dreams, and resilience, reflecting how personal narratives begin in childhood and evolve throughout life.

John Sanborn has been called “a key member of the second wave of American video artists that included Bill Viola, Gary Hill, Dara Birnbaum and Tony Oursler” by Dr. Peter Weibel, director of the ZKM. Sanborn’s career spans the early days of experimental video art in the 1970s through the heyday of 80’s MTV music/videos and 90’s interactive art to the digital media art of today. Sanborn’s works have been exhibited at contemporary art venues around the world, including the Whitney Museum; the Museum of Modern Art, New York; the National Museum of Qatar, Doha; the Prado, Madrid; ZKM, Karlsruhe; the Centre Pompidou, Paris; Videoformes, France, the Tate Modern, London; and the Seibu Museum, Tokyo. Sanborn’s works are in the permanent collections of MoMA, NY; the Tate, London; ZKM, Karlsruhe; The Metropolitan Museum, NY; The Kunsthalle Praha, Prague; LACE, Los Angeles; The Walker Arts Center; Stanford University, Stanford, CA; Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid, Spain; Fundacion Proa, Buenos Aires, Argentina; INVIDEO - A.I.A.C.E. Milano, Milan, Italy; Minneapolis; New York University, New York, NY; MIT List Visual Arts Center, Cambridge; The Academy of Media Arts, Cologne, Germany; The Pompidou Center, Paris; Fundació “la Caxia”, Barcelona, Spain; and the Musee d’Art Moderne et Contemporain, Strasborug, France.

From Jerusalem to São Paulo and beyond, Ariel’s work brings an edge that’s both striking and thought-provoking. He is known for pushing boundaries in digital design and architecture.⁠ ⁠ Ariel explores the fine line between celebration and destruction, blending explosive visuals with haunting soundscapes. The result? Art that’s as bold as it is beautiful.⁠

Terry Flaxton is widely recognised as an artist who creates challenging moving image work that has long been exhibited worldwide. The oscar winning cinematographer Conrad Hall (American Beauty, The Road to Perdition) said "if you pan between a close-up of a person to then find their lover, in the middle of the shot is what cinematographers call ‘dead space’ - but for the true artist there must be no dead space". Bill Viola had a phrase for this idea: “Duration is to Consciousness, as light is to the eye”. As light energises the eye, so images with duration can energise the deeper mind through contemplation. Then contemplative mind focusses our energetic attention on a much deeper level than interpretive mind (formed for other more quotidian tasks). Terry's work centres on composing images to engage our minds in an energetic exchange, where attention IS energy.

Laura Notari is a contemporary artist, founder of Laura Notari Art & Design, and a public accountant. Born in Argentina with Spanish roots, she now resides in the Netherlands, where she operates her studio in Hilversum. Laura studied Fine Arts at the Royal Academy of Arts in The Hague and is furthering her education at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam. Her art explores sustainability and gender equality, using diverse materials like acrylics, inks, embroidery, and sustainable elements. Through the Laura Notari Art Foundation, she empowers disadvantaged children to explore their creative potential. Inspired by nature, light, and texture, Laura’s vibrant creations reflect her passion for cultural diversity and social impact.

MEDIAH is an internationally acclaimed Canadian multidisciplinary artist whose unparalleled work masterfully fuses graffiti and street art with painterly techniques and cutting-edge digital media to create the groundbreaking style known as ‘DYNAMIC ABSTRACTION.’ Drawing profound inspiration from avionics, mechanical engineering, and schematics, MEDIAH’s abstract creations harness speed, motion, dynamism, and force to transport viewers to otherworldly dimensions.

Cody Lukas (DK/CAN) is a conceptual artist whose work explores the intersections between living systems, human dynamics, and environmental spaces. Playing with the ever-evolving boundary between Us and Them and challenging the anthropocentric lens through which we perceive and understand the living world around us, through his work at the edge of art and science, Lukas invites viewers to question their engrained assumptions and embrace the fluid, interconnected nature of ethics, identity and existence.

For over a decade, German artist Patric Ortmann (AKA MotionSickness) has been a sought-after Motion Design Artist, having worked for brands like Audi, Mercedes, VW, and Nike. He has made a name for himself, producing large-scale audiovisual media installations, concert visuals, and projection mapping for brands and well-known artists like The Weeknd. Apart from his client work, Ortmann has developed a unique aesthetic, looping 3D animations and audio. A lifelong learner, Ortmann’s practice is one of constant evolution as his fascination with new technology pushes him into possibilities, including his most notable artworks that feature Moebius-strip-like knots and loops that defy physical laws, work that is both tangibly figurative and textbook abstraction.

Biophonica is on a mission to create more advocates for our natural planet. Each location in every corner of our planet is home to thousands of different species, each with its own orchestra and chorus. These species produce melodic and rhythmic sound signatures that tell unique stories of heart, jeopardy, humor, awe, and emotion. To help tell these stories, Biophonica partners with The Listening Planet and world-leading natural history specialists, musicians, filmmakers, and artists. Together, they share a passion for putting nature center stage.

Laurence Fuller is a New Romantic poet and actor whose cinematic poetry weaves fine art and storytelling into powerful narratives. His work has been exhibited worldwide, from the National Museum of Art in Rome to Art Basel Miami, and in prestigious venues like the Museum Angewandte Kunst in Frankfurt and Palácio de Tancos in Portugal. Collaborating with actor-poets like Vincent D’Onofrio and Val Kilmer, as well as painters Peter Howson, Henrik Uldalen and Tania Rivilis, Laurence continues to blur the lines between art forms. This September, he brings his poetic installations to the British Art Fair at the Saatchi Gallery in London and the immersive space at Lume Studios in NYC. As an actor, he has embodied iconic roles like David Hockney in HBO Max’s “Minx”, reflecting his passion for bringing art to life on screen. Driven by a desire to merge creativity and connection, Laurence’s journey is one of constant evolution, fueled by a love for beauty and a relentless quest for meaning.

Mikkael Doczekalski has been living and working in Paris under the name Graphset since 2007. Graphset covers a wide range of digital arts: from 3D printing to experimental animation, including installations and electronic sculpture. After beginning his career in the field of industrial robotics and later in graphic design, he embarked on an artistic career, drawing on the knowledge he had acquired throughout his previous life. His work, with its protean nature, may initially disconcert. However, each new creation adds a piece to an underlying, global reflection: that of our slow but inevitable shift toward the digitization of bodies, minds, and territories.

Susie Olczak is a multidisciplinary artist with a focus on sculpture. Her work focuses on the idea of adaptation and asks the viewer to look again at the world. It is about the perception of geometry, pattern, and the elements while moving through transitory spaces, such as corridors, underpasses, and the walkways between buildings. Her work has been shown internationally in Berlin, Japan and the United States. She has exhibited around the United Kingdom, attended residencies in Finland and in Panama and Chile with La Wayaka Current. She has also been commissioned to produce public artworks by BBC Scotland, Charles Saatchi at the Big Chill Festival, and the National Trust. In Cambridge, she has produced works for The Institute of Astronomy and the Fitzwilliam Museum, as well as for King’s, Jesus, and Peterhouse Colleges of Cambridge University. In 2018 she participated in a workshop with the RCA at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris and was awarded a scholarship to attend the Summer Art Academie in Venice. In 2018, she also received the Villiers David Travel Grant for a research trip to Iceland. In 2016, Susie Olczak was a bursary award winner at the Royal Society of Sculptors. In 2019 she showed in the Ingram Collection Purchase Prize Exhibition and in 2020 she completed the Mark Tanner Sculpture Award residency and exhibited the work at Standpoint Gallery. In 2021 she showed work in Landscape Portrait. Then Now at Hestercombe Gallery and took part in the Zabludowicz Masterclass.

Artistic duo Alessandro Grisendi and Marco Noviello, known as OOOPStudio, creates videos, mappings, and installations. Digitally processing real data, their works connect the virtual and real worlds, generating evocative images and essential visions. Through the fusion of natural elements finding new life in the digital realm, they create unique abstractions that transcend simple representation. These artworks serve as reflections on time, where technology-enabled distortion narrates the surrounding reality.

Jaroslaw Moor (b. 1996), a visual effects artist from Kazakhstan, is known for his mastery in creating hyper-realistic fluid simulations for film and advertising. Specializing in liquids, his work spans from abstract visual effects to lifelike renderings of vast oceans, aiming to evoke powerful emotions and offer viewers a temporary escape from reality. Through collaborations with renowned visual effects studios across Kazakhstan, the USA, Uzbekistan, and Dubai, Jaroslaw's artistry invites audiences on a profound emotional journey, blurring the lines between digital imagery and deep, sensory experiences.

There are no boundaries for Noa Ry. The artist interest lies in the melting point between technology and human flesh. How the subject reacts, gets involved and merges. Noa Ry creates sculptures, 3D paintings, robotic art, animations, installations and video art. A look into the future is what’s important to the Artist. That’s why Noa Ry invented the term DIVORG - a dividing organism.

Natasha Burenina is a multifaceted artist from Ukraine, working across various styles and techniques, including generative art where she combines traditional methods with modern technologies. Her unique creations aim to awaken viewers from the unconscious slumber of everyday life, inviting them to truly feel alive. Natasha's art resonates with diverse cultures, offering emotional depth and fresh perspectives on beauty, love, and mystical realms. Through her work, she challenges the notion that we are fully present in our lives, suggesting that we often exist in a state of perpetual dreaming. By exploring new themes and techniques, Natasha creates pieces that inspire, evoke emotions, and serve as a catalyst for self-awareness, encouraging viewers to embrace a more vibrant, awakened state of being.

Davey Whitcraft works across film, sculpture, and installation to explore “Sites of Accumulation” — areas dense with psychological, economic, material, or political energy. His art examines intersections of technology, biodiversity risk, social media, economic anomalies, climate change, and geopolitical fiction.

Lindsay Kokoska is a multimedia artist blending traditional and digital techniques, as well as Diffusion (AI), in her abstract and surreal art. Inspired by the cosmos, mindfulness, and spirituality, her dreamlike pieces combine themes of other dimensions, consciousness, meditation, and abstract forms.

BLAC is an AI collaborative artist with a strong creative career background and fine art education whose work is created in both Surrealism and Post-Photography. In addition to being exhibited around the world, BLAC has been featured in numerous publications, interviewed with Mercedes-Benz podcast "Future Dimensions", and even collegiately published on the topic of AI and Artistic Expression.

MiraRuido (his real name is Joseba Elorza) is a surreal digital collage artist. MiraRuido uses copy and paste as a technique to de/contextualize the general knowledge, re/configure our senses and re/mix the known past with the unknown future. His works show us snapshots of a different world, in which everything seems to be possible and imply a sense of ironic humor addressed to the society, showing ordinary, well-known things in a confusing new way.

With an idiosyncratic approach of pairing seemingly contradictory visual elements of centuries-spanning artistic movements as well as mythical creatures, historical figures and pop culture elements, Michael Kutsche creates evocative paintings and animations that feel at once like fragments of anachronistic fairytales but also raise questions about the human condition and nostalgia, and ultimately force us to view past and present from a new angle.

Polina Bulgakova is Russian-Israeli motion 3D artist. She specializes in surrealistic realism, creating art that reimagines our reality, often disregarding the laws of physics, as there are no laws and limits in the digital 3D space.

HOXID creates a digital collection of his multi-sensory impressions as 3D audio-visual art pieces. Studied visual design and did his master`s in music design. In his art practice, he meticulously combines these two disciplines. His work is characterized by its unique atmosphere, and the sound and visuals complement each other in balance with the plain monochrome color scheme.

Leo is a creative producer, artist and educator. His award-winning work combines traditional artistic practices with emerging technology, including animated films, commissioned portraits, and the first live opera on the blockchain. He leads courses at Sotheby’s Institute of Art and V&A and is co-founder of London studio Figuration.

Peter Nitsch, a multifaceted German lens-based artist, has always worn many hats as a designer, photographer, producer, and founder. Influenced by his no-man’s-land childhood in the Upper Palatinate and the skater scene of the late eighties, Nitsch’s work explores individual and collective identities amidst cultural and urban landscapes. His recent SUMO study, comprising 60 black and white works, has completely sold out. It delves into themes of diversity, humanity, and the transience of life, merging photography, design, art, and neural interpretation at their intersection.

Michelle Blancke (1984) is a visual artist from Amsterdam. In her lens-based artwork she gives form to her vision on nature. She removes context and intensifies with composition, framing and colour. It seems as though her images continue beyond that what can be seen in the photo. The result is an abstracted reality, with a sense of looking at something familiar in a new way.

Cevin Parker is an artist based in Berlin who uses color emotionally as a constantly evolving source of inspiration in his abstract paintings. Parker is self-taught, and creativity runs in his blood as an artist. As such, he reflects his subconscious, inspired by concepts of an impulsive vision or an unexpected muse. His paintings evoke bizarre notions of abstraction and the American color field painters of the 1950s and 1960s. The basic idea of Gerhard Richter can also be found in some of his works.

Bink Walstra, A young digital artist from the Netherlands, is captivating audiences with his otherworldly art, where humanoid figures are created from mesmerizing procedural effects. His unique style blends the human form with digital magic, creating surreal and incredible compositions. Always in pursuit of improvement, Walstra's artistic journey unfolds as a continuous exploration.

Kevin Jaeger is a Hamburg-based Art Director and digital artist who explores the ever-expanding possibilities of visual storytelling in the digital world. With extensive experience spanning personal, professional, and international projects, he brings ideas to life, shapes compelling concepts, and creates captivating static and moving visuals, sculptures, and designs.

Max is an independent motion designer based in Hamburg (GER). He work on commissioned projects in the commercial, cultural and editorial sector, with a strong focus on visual storytelling and aesthetic.

Empress Trash (Drea Jay) is a multi-versatile visual artist currently residing in Mexico City with her rottweiler Glitch. She started in crypto art in 2021 and since has been exhibited internationally including Tokyo, Seoul, NYC, Paris, Palm Springs, Miami, Rome, LA, SXSW, Mexico City, Melbourne with Sotheby's, SuperChief, Nox Gallery, Aeon Studioverse, Oshi Gallery, Unit London, Flux Collective, imnotArt and Ted Talks Conference in Vancouver.

Betty Mü is a designer and visual artist, who is specialized in video- and projection art, immersive installations and augmented reality. Her imaginative, poetic style and clear installation concepts have been shown nationally and internationally, including for such notable clients as BMW, SAP, Pinakothek der Moderne, Basel World and for art projects in Munich, Leipzig, Berlin, Italy, USA and Mexico. Betty Mü is considered a border crosser in art, who in recent years has repeatedly built bridges between digital and analog forms of expression. She integrates techniques such as AI, AR and NFT without her artistic expression ever becoming too technical or rational. Betty Mü lives in Munich / Germany.

JANEDOE is a first-generation Los Angeles native with a passion for art that has spanned over two decades. She channels a decade's worth of anxiety into her artistic expression, using her talent to transform common dark and anxious thoughts into playful and whimsical art pieces. She has been featured all over the world including Los Angeles, Miami, Austin, Mexico, Australia, and Japan.

Jacopo was born in Turin, Italy, and his passion for drawing blossomed early as he grew up in the 1980s. After graduating with a degree in traditional animation from the Experimental Centre of Cinematography, Jacopo interned at Cartoon Network in London and freelanced for notable clients like Disney Junior and MTV before becoming the Head of Animation at an igaming company.

Diego Castro also known as MONOMO, is a London based CGI/AI artist with a sharp focus on digital creation, with an architectural background, and an endorsement from the Arts Council in the United Kingdom. His AI Generated artwork, Synthesized Nature, explores the relationship between nature and architecture.

Break Your Crayons is the artistic name for the work of Marc Whitelaw. He is a senior artist at Lucasfilm's Industrial Light & Magic. A fascination with clouds has led Marc to explore the ideas of impermanence, mortality, time & the nature of our reality. Using his 3d and 2d knowledge he creates art that sits on the fence of realism and surrealism.

Wisse Scheele is a dancer and multi-disciplinary artist born in the Netherlands. He works with motion-design, dance, film and paint. At the age of 18, his first dance film was premiered at the Amsterdam University of the Arts and a year later it was shown at the Eye Filmmuseum during the Cinedans Film Festival. By bringing dance to the virtual 3D space he has created a place without boundaries or limitations where he has all the freedom to tell his stories.

Bstract is a Channel Islands-based artist who creates original hand-painted digitally enhanced pieces of art sold exclusively as NFTs. His symbolic abstract pieces draw inspiration from his work as a professional musician, the beauty in nature and love, his travels through different cultures, and his interest in technology and innovation.

Born in Cape Town, South Africa, Enzo Roff currently lives and works in Warwickshire, UK. He is known for his moving ultra-high-resolution video still lifes, which combine meticulous observation and framing with opulent compositions to produce a subtle yet dramatic trompe-l'oeil effect. This effect is found throughout his work as a kind of signature. His main sources of inspiration are Caravaggio, Rembrandt, Hopper and Vilhelm Hammershøi, as well as many contemporary photographers and filmmakers.

Scott is a digital artist focused on dark, yet colorful surrealist/psychedelic works mainly using Procreate and other select apps (not AI) to manipulate photographs and drawings. He turns the mundane into the fantastical using experimentation and iterative processes. His work is described as like digital alchemy.

James Cochran is a well-known street artist based in London. Playing a key role in the development of the underground graffiti movement during the early 1990s lead to the development of Cochran’s signature and famous aerosol pointillist style; portraits or urban landscapes painted entirely from dots and dashes of spray paint.