Adam Kendall is a New York City video-artist and musician whose work has been described as "Deftly-mixed real-world sentiments with beautiful abstractions of monochrome tones and nearly organic shapes." In his composed pieces and improvisations, he explores and develops literal and abstract ideas, creating a sense of narrative while maintaining a non-linear experience.

Through his artistic approach and the performance series he curates, Adam tries to expand the concept and role of ... More >>

Bertrand Gondouin is a digital media artist from Paris living in Göteborg, Sweden. His work combines software development and live improvisation with sound and image. While mainstream software tends to push the artistic process in established directions, he invents his own instruments such as visual synthetizers and physical interfaces.

This approach opens up new artistic possibilities which he explores in different fields including: Dance and scenography in the Laeterna Machina D... More >>

C505 creates art, design and sound for online and off-line media. Projects have ranged from art installations and experimental music performance, motion graphics, kiosk, DVD interfaces to web sites, print design for art and commercial audiences.

C505 was founded by Yoshi Sodeoka, a New York based artist, designer and musician who has been producing both art and commercial projects for over a decade. Sodeoka has received grants from Greenwall Foundation and his digital artwork has be... More >>

Producer, educator, sculptor, visualist; Chris' focus has been on the fundamental aspects of light and the mechanics of vision. His work challenges the individual to examine how technology is altering the solipsistic beliefs of society and materialism.

His live projection performances have been an integral part of dance, orchestra, rock, dj, theater, and circus performances. He teaches occasionally, gives sporadic lectures, organizes semi-regular salons, and projects everywhere.
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Dan Winckler is a visual designer, performing artist, programmer and educator in the fields of new media interaction and performance, improvisational theater, and networked collaboration. As a visualist and projection designer, he has performed at New York venues such as Eyebeam, SubTonic, {R}ake, EyeWash, and the Tank, and elsewhere, including the Austin Museum of Digital Art (at South by Southwest 2008), the MenschMeerMedien Festival 2007 in Bremen, Germany, and the International Symposium... More >>

Friends With You (FWY) is an artist collaborative founded by the two Miami-based artists, Sam Borksonand Arturo Sandoval III. Since its conception in 2002, FWY has continued to promote the two artists' common message of magic, luck, and friendship, through its popular designer toy line, public art installations, new-form playgrounds, published works, live performances, and various animation, motion picture, and multimedia projects.

From Art Basel in Miami to Pictoplasma in Berlin, F... More >>

Artist Bio: Although Michael Miles went to high school in the turn-of-the-millennium greater Houston area, it was not until he moved to Illinois to attend the Art Institute of Chicago that he became fascinated with and a participant in contemporary youth culture. This has translated to warehouse parties, spinning dance music at venues around the Windy City and appearing on a video compilation alongside Paperrad. His video work takes scenes of rebellion from history and re-imagines them as... More >>

Motomichi Nakamura was born in Tokyo, Japan. After graduating from Parsons School of Design in New York he moved to Ecuador where he started working as an artist. He returned to the U.S. in 2000 and currently lives and works in Brooklyn.

The subjects in his work often reflect a conflictive nature and can be frightening yet humorous, part human and part monsters. They can also appear at once childlike and sexually deviated. The use of color in both his digital work and in his paintin... More >>

Paul Giggo is a homosexual revolutionary and video artist. Before going underground, he scribbled this message on a public bathroom stall: "The strong sisters told the brothers that there were two important things to remember about the coming revolutions, the first is that we will get our asses kicked. The second, is that we will win."

Alex Sedano (born 1978 in Granada, Spain) is a graphic designer and typographer currently based in London, UK. Sedano studied art and design at his hometown art school, at the same time that he was active in different experimental art groups and working as a DJ.

In 2000, he moved to Madrid to study cinema. His work was exhibited in various galleries where he also performed experimental electronic music (laptop sets).

After 3 years working as a visual artist in some of the ... More >>