Simon Vincent has been active in a variety of worldwide musical settings ranging between live electroacoustic composer/performer, dj, and lecturer.
He currently lives and works in Berlin, where he is adjunct Professor in the Department of European Media Studies, at the University of Potsdam and the University of Applied Sciences, Potsdam.

Markus Wutzlhofer and Fabian Frischmann investigate creative processes in music, which may be viewed as a primary form of communication. To this end, they devise and create interactive spaces, which stimulate the visitors of such spaces to collaborate in making music. In addition to the installation “YOU MAY FIND YOURSELF” they produce electronic music in a variety of projects and currently study interface design at the University of Applied Sciences, Potsdam.

Paul Vanouse has been working in emerging media forms since 1990. His electronic cinema, biological experiments and interactive installations have been exhibited worldwide, supported by fellowships from the Creative Capital Foundation and Renew Media Foundation and garnered awards at festivals such as ARS Electronica and VIDA. Vanouse is currently Associate Professor at the University at Buffalo, NY. For the past decade, he has been specifically concerned with forcing the arcane codes of scientific communication into a broader cultural language.

Bram Snijders (Sitd) is a Dutch media artist whose works include augmented realities, video projections, interactive installations, robotics and VJ performances. In his work, Sitd explores the possibilities of various media and digital technologies to mix virtual dimensions with the physical world. He is particularly interested in how the virtual is influenced by the physical world.

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