Mike Winkelmann is currently a multimedia artist based in Menasha, Wisconsin. While working as a graphic designer he has released a number of experimental music videos under the name Beeple. Most of his current video work focuses on trying to visually represent a piece of music by animating and layering each of the individual instruments of the music. His work has screened at Optronica (London), dotMOV (Japan), the Ann Arbor Film Festival, Visual Music Marathon (Boston), and the Chicago Und... More >>

Corkey Sinks was born in Dallas, TX in 1983. In 2005, she received an interdisciplinary BA in studio art and film from the Johnston Center for Integrative Studies at the University of Redlands, CA. She moved to Austin, TX in 2006 and became a partner of Okay Mountain shortly after. Sinks works in a variety of media including textiles, video, animation, installation, performance, and drawing.

D-Fuse is a group of artists and designers from varied disciplines, who work across a range of creative media from art + architecture, to live A/V performances to mobile media, web, print, TV, and film.

D-Fuse live performances are unique shows that immerse the audience in innovative imagery and sound. Each performance is tailored specifically to the venue and audience engagement, ensuring that each live performances is an individual experience. D-Fuse's visual art has been screened... More >>

Daniel Perlin is an artist based in New York. He works across media creating sound, video, objects and installations. His work has been shown at the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, The Chelsea Art Museum, Postmaster’s Gallery, D’Amelio Terras, TN Probe Tokyo, Temporary Contemporary Gallery London, Guggenheim Film and the Centre Pompidou. Recently, he has collaborated with Natalie Jermijenko on the installation For the Birds for the Whitney Biennial 2006, Rem Koolhaas and Sanford Kwinter on the... More >>

My father is a sculptor and art teacher. I have always loved science fiction. I don't know why I decided to go to film school at TCU in Fort Worth. I started to work with small gage film and other projections as accompaniment to 'space rock'. In 1997, I moved to Denton, touring that year with Mazinga Phaser, and starting work with Sub Oslo. I also worked in video, and was featured by the Good/Bad art collective.

My video work has always explored feedback and static, presenting th... More >>

Robert Seidel was born in 1977 in Germany. During college, he took 2 semesters of biology, and this experience helped to inspire and inform his visual art aesthetic. From 1998-2004, he attended the Bauhaus University Weimar, and received a degree in Media Design. Since then, he has created a collection of video and animation work that often evokes a world of biological 3D-reconstructions.

Seidel's films have been shown at over 200 festivals, museums, and galleries worldwide and h... More >>

Screenvader is the pseudonym of French artist Stephane Bourez. He was born in 1979 in a suburb of Paris and spent one year at an art school called Olivier de Serre where he learned traditional arts. Afterward, he studied animation for video games for one year at Les Gobelins in Paris.

Meanwhile, Bourez spent his free time learning how to create animations using Flash and Actionscript starting in 1998. He's used these skills to create numerous generative and abstract Flash animati... More >>

Sean Ripple is a multimedia artist/writer from Austin, TX. Sometimes called amateurish, his work is impulsive and improvisational in nature.

Sean's paintings, drawings, photographs, and videos have exhibited at Arthouse, Gallery Lombardi, Progress Coffee, Else Madsen Gallery, streets and walls around the world, and may be seen on various websites including FlatLife.net, Flickr, and YouTube.

As a musician, Sean spent the last five years as the vibraphonist/percussionist ... More >>

Delphine Ettinger left her job at a London design firm in June 2004 and boarded a plane for the United States. She worked on snowboard films in Mount Hood, Oregon over the summer. When the snow melted, she decided to move to the city and started freelancing as a graphic designer. She draws her inspiration from many different sources. Amongst the most important are the urban landscape as well as the natural beauty of Canada. She spent the long winter nights doing line drawings and vector grap... More >>