Marina Zurkow, born in New York City, is a multidisciplinary artist who works with character, icon, and narrative in several forms; her works contain animated videos, web pieces, interactive installations and graphic images.
Charly Nijensohn (1966), born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, is a self-taught photographer and video artist. In his works he points out and captures the tensions of the human existence in its environmental surroundings.
raumtaktik — spatial recon and intervention — was founded in 2003 by Friedrich von Borries and Matthias Böttger. The two architects concern themselves with the production conditions of space, with the cultural, economic, and political parameters defined by the design of architecture and urban development.
Siegfried A. Fruhauf was born 1976 in Griekirchen and now lives and works in Linz and Heiligenberg. Fruhauf trained as a commercial manager but has been embarking upon experiments with film and video since 1993.
Rudolfo Quintas is a visual artist and performer specialising in the design of interactive audiovisual systems. In the past eight years he has been experimenting and developing artistic projects that intersect distinct artistic disciplines with technological ones.
Born and raised in Japan, Michiko Nitta studied Product Design at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, worked as a graphic designer before receiving an MA in Design Interactions at the Royal College of Art in London.
Richard Wright (1963), Graham Harwood (1960) and Matsuko Yokokoji (1960) are an English-Japanese artist collective that has worked together for the first time in 2004 under the name Mongrel.
Petko Dourmana, is a media artist and organiser of interdisciplinary projects between art and information technology. He is co-founder of the InterSpace Media Art Centre, Sofia, which is a non-commercial combination of artists, computer scientists and media activists.
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Perry Bard is an artist who works with electronic media and lives in New York. Her public video installations are site specific and address cultural history and memory, often involving local community members in the production process.