Vincent Carpintero Pérez was born in 2000 at Longjumeau, Essonne, France. After two years studying in multimedia, he decided to continue his studies in the area of 3D by joining the school of Arts et Technologies de l’Image in the university of Paris 8 in Saint-Denis. During his final year degree in 2023, he made a memory research about the representation of still life in the numerical*.

His work is organized around the use of photogrammetry in art and the use of new forms of representations of still life on internet as living nature. He is nowadays working as a technical specialist in virtual production.

Chloë Saint-Denis and Raphaël Sawadogo-Mas form the creative duo of Räf & Clö.

The two childhood friends unite around a shared artistic vision, where symbolism and aesthetics intertwine to reveal hidden messages and profound meanings.

Their immersive divinatory work, Taröt 2.0, is the fruit of their creative alchemy uniting a team. Together, they strive to create captivating artistic experiences. Their work transcends simple visual representation, exploring the complex distillation of technology, esotericism and ancestral traditions.

Raphaël Sawadogo-Mas and Chloë Saint-Denis form the creative duo of Räf & Clö.

The two childhood friends unite around a shared artistic vision, where symbolism and aesthetics intertwine to reveal hidden messages and profound meanings.

Their immersive divinatory work, Taröt 2.0, is the fruit of their creative alchemy uniting a team. Together, they strive to create captivating artistic experiences. Their work transcends simple visual representation, exploring the complex distillation of technology, esotericism and ancestral traditions.

Alessia Fallica (Lecce, *1998) is a new media artist.

After a BA in New Media Art Technologies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice and a Master in Cultural Project Management, they are currently attending the Interface Cultures MA at the Kunstuniversität in Linz (AT). Since September 2021, they collaborate with the Milan-based multimedia art studio, Tokonoma. Being willing to experiment but with a fondness for videoart, installation and interactivity, their research focuses on socio-anthropological aspects of human nature, with a profound interest of violence and violation both as physical and psychological phenomena.

Martina Pizzigoni (Bergamo, *1998) is a multimedia artist.

They obtained a BA in New Media Art Technologies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice. In 2021, they graduated with an MA in Cultural Project Managment at the Università Cattolica and Politecnico di Milano, and they are currently attending the MA Interface Culture programme at the Kunstuniversität Linz, (AT).

Their artistic practice focuses on the creation of interactive experiences, while the main interest of their research is the context in which we live, with the social and anthropological implications that characterise our digitally dominated society.

Chun-Huang LIN is currently a postgraduate student in Graduate Institute of Art and Technology at National Tsing Hua University.

He has received several awards from the 17th KT Art and Technology Awards(2022), Hualien Art Awards(2022), and Excellence Award from Spring-Tsing Hua Art Competition.

His works have participated in many exhibitions and festivals including 2023 Ars Electronic Festival Linz, 2023 Taiwan Lantern Festival in Taipei (Hakka Area), Tainan Yuejin Lantern Festival, and Hsinchu Lantern Festival.

Chi-Hung HUANG is currently a postgraduate student in Graduate Institute of Art and Technology at National Tsing Hua University.

She has received Excellence Award in Nanying Award(2022), and Excellence Award from Spring-Tsing Hua Art Competition. Her works have participated in many exhibitions and festivals including 2023 Ars Electronic Festival Linz, 2023 Taiwan Lantern Festival in Taipei (Hakka Area), Tainan Yuejin Lantern Festival, and Hsinchu Lantern Festival.