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Tatiana Bazzichelli: Communication sociologist and an expert in Media Art, Hacktivism and Net Culture. She is author of Networking, The Net as an Artwork.
Shu Lea Cheang: Cross-discipline media artist working intensively in collaboration with projects such as Kingdom Of Piracy (KOP).
Paolo Cirio: With practice centred around the constant flux of technological and cultural shifts Paolo is a prolific developer, designer and collaborative net-artist [Opendock, Google-will-eat-itself].
Stewart Home: Writer, film maker, arch prankster, plagiarist, ex-neoist, working for the last 25 years collapsing theory into practice in a variety of acclaimed publications and set pieces.
Martin Howse: Programmer, theorist and artist, working collaboratively under the heading xxxxx, in audio performance and wide ranging production and publication.
Jonathan Kemp: Artist, performer, theorist and collaborator, working on the implementation of diverse speculative xxxxx productions.
Yunchul Kim studied composition in Seoul and later art at the Academy of Media Art in Cologne. His composition and artworks have featured in various international contexts, such as New York Digital Salon, Transmediale, Electrohype and Ars Electronica.
Roman Kirschner co-founded the art group ”fur” in 2001, specialising in multisensory interfaces in game context. In his latest works he explores the animation of matter in visual and acoustic ways while glimpsing at the emotional implications of turbocapitalism.
Ludic Society (Margerete Charmante, Gordan Savicic, Duncan Shingleton): Marguerite Charmante in collusion with Fleshgordo created the Ludic Society in Bilbao Spain in 2005 as an international association of game practitioners and thinkers who seek to provoke the new artistic research discipline of ludics or indulgent play.
Nancy Mauro-Flude: Works with text, performance, radio, film, video, photo and translocal media. Creates situations that the work exists within the space, the interstices of genre, narrative and socio/political borders.
Alejandra Perez Nunez: Independent artist and theorist, representative of a diverse group of practitioners and writers examining the electromagnetic environment and twinned industrial economy.
Otto Roessler: Key thinker pioneering a view of the world as interface within works concerning the new science of Endophysics.
Jessica Rylan is an artist and electronic engineer who builds unique analog synthesisers. Her current projects attempt to make sense of highly unstable systems through both scientific and intuitive approaches.
Olaf Val: Media artist working with audio-visual materials which are expended by programming (software), soldering and tinkering (hardware). His interactive projects are predominately installations in which the electronic media are reduced to a minimal form.
Eva Verhoeven: Artist and theorist proposing a concise and well defined series of laboratory-style experiments and interventions which elaborate a trajectory from noise/interference within existent (computer) systems towards speculative hardware.