CREATORS
Costas Papageorgiou
Costas Papageorgiou is a Greek photographer and visual artist. He is also a physicist with postgraduate studies in Distance Learning. Since 2009, he has been actively involved in photography and video art, frequently participating in group and solo exhibitions as well as multimedia projects in Greece, Cyprus, Austria, Ukraine and the United Kingdom.
Jean-Luc Addams
I am an artist at heart with a passion for the Fairlight CMI, music and visual arts. Recently I’ve been involved with other creatives who have pushed me to expand my abilities, get out into the world a bit and connect more with people and nature.
Lee Beavington
Dr. Lee Beavington has been a Peter Gabriel fan since he was nine. He works in eco-social justice, and is a biologist, storyteller, university instructor, and creative artist.
The song i/o aptly aligns with his work and worldview of the interconnection of life.
Stéphane Laurencin
Stéphane Laurencin was born the same year as the release of Francis Ford Coppola’s film Apocalypse Now, and spent most of his youth and teenage years using his father’s film camera.
After studying audiovisual media and going through a few years of uncertainty, he became self-employed in 2012 with the goal of making a living from my passion for visual storytelling.
He works as a film educator in middle and high schools, a photographer for sports clubs, a portrait artist, a director of corporate films, and also serve as a film festival director.
Daniel Corey
Daniel Corey is a Los Angeles-based musician, visual media artist, and writer who works at the intersection of storytelling and emerging technology. As a singer-songwriter and composer, Daniel creates cinematic, emotionally charged music that blends Americana, electronica, and experimental soundscapes.
Michael Rhoades
Dr. Michael Rhoades is an intermedial visual artist, computer music composer, researcher, lecturer, and computer scientist. The central intention of his work is focused upon extending our perceptions of reality toward heightened consciousness. This is accomplished through oil paintings, and perhaps more so through his computer-generated music and visual music compositions. Often, Rhoades’ mediums of choice involve the fundamental processes of refraction, reflection, quasi-randomness, and 3D primitive shapes.
Daniel Leighton
Daniel Leighton is a painter, Augmented Reality artist, filmmaker, and technologist who began programming at the age of eleven. Born with Crohn’s Disease, he has faced mortality from a young age, leading him on a lifelong journey of emotional and artistic exploration. His work captures complex emotional states through the use of simple lines, vibrant colors, rhythmic movement, and editing. He integrates technology to expand the boundaries of artistic expression.
Arielko
Arielko, a creative director, visual communicator, and AI artist, has long been captivated by the fusion of art and technology. Following a distinguished career in top-tier branding and advertising agencies spanning New York to Tel Aviv, he was drawn to the realm of artificial intelligence, which he now considers his creative playground. His AI films have been showcased at international festivals, and his artwork has been exhibited worldwide.
Nathaniel Barlam
Nathaniel is a computational designer by trade, but outside of his profession he likes to start various personal projects. On occasion, he may finish some of them.
Ernie Button
Ernie Button’s photography is best known for the portfolios Cerealism (landscapes and portraits created from breakfast cereal) and Vanishing Spirits: The Dried Remains of Single Malt Scotch.
His photography has been featured in a collaboration with The Macallan Single Malt Scotch in their Masters of Photography series in 2015. He has exhibited internationally including exhibitions in the United States, China, Scotland, the Czech Republic and Lithuania. Photo-Eye Gallery, based in Santa Fe, NM, has published Vanishing Spirits: The Macallan Collection through Photo-eye Editions.
Ravi Swami
The application of technology to the moving image has been a significant element in my 4-decade career in animation, from design through to direction. I began at the cusp of the transition from analogue to digital processes, with work on Paul McCartney’s “MPL” logo, that combined traditional hand-drawn animation with computer-assisted animation.
Albert Normandin
Albert Normandin is a professional photographer and movie creator, born and raised in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Jay Schankman
Jay Schankman is a content creator and multimedia developer.
I am most often found creating just for the sake of creating art. I am an artist free and unbound, on a mission to prompt, provoke and promote.
Mike Bennion
Mike Bennion is a British sculptor and painter living in the USA who discovered AI in the autumn of 2024 and now can’t stop making films with it.
Lightbrush
Moe Angelo is a visionary digital artist and co-owner of Lightbrush, a creative studio from Denver, Colorado, renowned for projection mapping, live visuals, and interactive installations.
Tristan Zand
Both Swiss and San Francisco Bay Area native, Tristan Zand is a conceptual artist, experimental photographer, videographer, musician, and coder. He gravitates between the Bay Area, Iceland, and Switzerland.
Dominic DeJoseph
Through his production company, Black Shoe Films, Dominic has directed music videos for acclaimed alt-rock band R.E.M. and documentaries, such as The One Dollar Diary, a portrait of the internationally renowned filmmaker, Wim Wenders.