CHiKA is a Japanese-born, New York-based New Media Artist. Creating minimalist geometric shapes and visuals that explore in dark space and inviting people to reinvent themselves through the relationship between objects and images.

Like an Ocean gyre, a vortex of artifacts of a consumption based contemporary society become ensnarled with driftwood, dead coral, and seaweed creating a grotesques amalgamation of disparate materials which remarkably can still harbor life.

I am interested in our bodies, their weight, the actual corporeal feeling of them, our denial of them, hybridity, sexuality. I am interested in religious and ceremonial aesthetics and symbolism- how we as humans make sense of ourselves.

For this series of ink drawing on Yupo paper, I have developed an abstract visual language of forms and marks that references the virtual world including our relationship with the internet, interconnectedness and social media.

Collaborating since 1991, Lilla LoCurto and Bill Outcault are artists whose work has focused on the fragile nature of life and their relationship with an increasingly technological world.

Blaksic works across multiple disciplines but the constants in her practice are 16mm film, video, performance and sculpture.

Digital and analog glitch artwork and video.

Collages made by hand and digitally, representing my navigation of both dreamscapes and day to day waking life, thematically inclined toward investigations of physical vs robotic, technology and spirituality.

Exploring trauma through interdisciplinary video, sculpture, and installation.

The explores the collusion between nature and science. Based on nature's sculptured forms Campbell induces new definitions through fragmented objects, bending forms, concepts and connotations of the everyday natural systems.

Natalia de Campos is a multidisciplinary artist working in performance, theater, text, sound, video, interactive media, and translation. Since 1999, she creates works in New York also under “Syncretic Pleasures”.

Interdisciplinary artist, curator and cultural entrepreneur based in NYC. His work incorporates new media technologies, cinematic narratives, performance art, and socially engaged art to explore identity, gender, and migration politics.

Brian Cavanaugh is an artist whose digital art practice explores data, technology, and digital culture.

Media art, light and video installation.

FakeShamus, Interdimensional Spirit Walker - through the portal of digital space.

I use digital collage and performance to explore education, class and economics.

Narrative filmmaker, visual effects artists, and creative director of TheFamily.tv

Dance, video, fun