Pixelache Festival 2011

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Let\'s dance!

artist/musician visual: digital/electronic art, moving image, installation, photography aural: lo-fi electronics, noise, ambient, experimental, drone, sound art

Andy Gracie is an artist working between various disciplines including installation, robotics, sound, video and biological practice. The work he produces is situated between the arts and the sciences, creating situations of exchange between natural and artificial systems which allow new emergent behaviours to develop.

Another Digital Art & Technology student at the University of Plymouth (UK).

Marc R. Dusseiller is a transdisciplinary scholar, lecturer for Micro- and Nanotechnology and artist. He works in an integral way to combine science, art and education. He performs DIY-workshops in lo-fi electronics, music and robotics, has made various short movies and is currently developing means to perform biological science (mammalian cell culture, microfluidics, live-microscopy) in a DIY fashion in your kitchen or your atelier.

Marije Baalman is a Dutch artist and developer who works with interaction and sound, using code and electronics. She has been part of Sense/Stage research project with Chris Salter at Concordia and McGill University in Montréal from 2007-2010 and is currently developing a Sense/Stage sensor network kit for distribution.

Tuomo Tammenpää is a designer and media artist based in Kemiö. He works with consumer and custom electronics as well as design. Tuomo is part of M.A.R.I.N. team for the summer 2011.

Pixelache Helsinki coordinator

Juha is an artist / curator / organiser / software designer based in Helsinki, Finland. He is a co-founder and current Programme Director of Pixelache Helsinki.

Pixelache Helsinki production assistant

Artist-organiser, independent researcher, works across the fields of media/ network/ environmental arts and activism. Coordinating Pixelache\'s education programme (Pixelversity) in 2011, and completing doctoral studies in Media dept. Aalto University School of Art and Design.

Edward A. Shanken writes and teaches about the entwinement of art, science, and technology with a focus on interdisciplinary practices involving new media. He is a researcher at the Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis at the University of Amsterdam (UvA) and a member of the Media Art History faculty at the Donau University in Krems, Austria

Stijn Belle (the Netherlands, 1983) graduated as an industrial designer at the Technical University Eindhoven in 2005 with a project about autism in machines. After working two years as a designer of corporate structures he enrolled in a Masters of Media Technology at Leiden University. He\'s planned to graduate in 2001 with a project on machines that become human, and humans who become machine. Perhaps it\'s not very important of you call Belle an artist, designer, or inventor. His work deals with the difficult relation between man and machine - a relation that is strained and tested continuously in this technocratic world. And this concerns both the artist and the inventor.

Reha Discioglu is an assistant researcher at Aalto University Media Factory. She is enrolled MA program in Sound in New Media at MediaLab Helsinki, Aalto University School of Art and Design, Department of Media. Her research areas are sound and music in digital cultural heritage and rhythmic interaction.

Artist

Wolfgang Bittner [ *1981, Salzburg, AT ] is a visual artist working in the field video, photography and installation. Originally starting from a painting background, he became more and more interested in the possibilities of software- and time based art. Besides the production of photographic prints, installations and short films, he has been realizing video projections for theatre and audiovisual live performances. He holds a Mag. art diploma [ Kunstuniversitaet Linz, Experimentelle Gestaltung ] and a MA in ArtScience [ Royal Academy of Arts, The Hague ]. He currently lives and works in The Hague, Netherlands.

Ben Bogart is an artist working in installation, audio-visual improvisation and software development. His installations create content live in response to their sensed environment. He works in an Open Source context and makes all the software he develops, that is of general use, available under the GPL. Physical modelling, chaos, feedback systems, evolutionary algorithms and artificial intelligence have been used to inform and engage in his creative process. Ben holds a Masters of Science in Interactive Arts and Technology from Simon Fraser University. His current work deals with computational implementations of embodied creativity, memory and dreaming.

informatics engineer. interested in digital art, demoscene, netaudio, hacktivism, artificial intelligence and getting things done.

Andreas Schmelas (DE) is fascinated by the exploration of biological and natural systems. This knowledge is reflected in his work, through different digital media, from software through to interactive installations. Originally from Tubingen, Germany, he now lives and works as an artist and freelance creative in Berlin. He holds a Bachelor of Multimedia Arts from Middlesex University and at the moment is completing further studies at Berlin’s University of the Arts. Alongside his solo projects, he regularly collaborates with others to create new projects and is a member of the artists’ collective Herrmidi. In 2009 he joined forces with two colleagues to form the design&art agency invertednothing. At Pixelache Helsinki 2011 the artist will show his work "Artificial Smile" at the Computational Photography exhibition.

http://www.arslonga.fr

Digital Art & Technology student with a keen interest in real-time and geo-location based communications and technologies.

Wouter always entertained an interest in the obscure yet inspiring borderland where art, science and technology meet. At the onset of his professional career in the early nineties he, however, decided to concentrate on the intersection of art and technology. The design and development of the visual and interactive aspects of digital media projects became his trade. He founded and ran his own new-media design studio for many years and participated in various artistic projects. Coinciding with the steadily expansion of his interaction design undertakings, Wouter gradually developed a fascination for the art of programming. By the dawn of the new millennium, he decided to put his professional career on hold and pursue a Master in Computer Science at the Free University in Brussels. Or in other words: after nearly a decade of traveling the frontier of art and technology, it had become time to refocus on science and technology. After obtaining his formal degree, Wouter joined the language team at the Sony Computer Science Laboratory in Paris. His research there primarily dealt with the representation, interpretation and conceptualization of meaning by artificial agents with emergent language skills. In 2008 Wouter seized the opportunity to join a team of top-notch physicists interested in complex networks at the ISI Foundation in Turin, Italy. It was here that his diverse interests and hitherto acquired skills converged, as the design and development of dynamic visualizations of complex phenomena became his specialty, and he increasingly journeyed other parts of that borderland where art, science and technology meet. See www.addith.be for more details.

Ulla is independent curator and cultural worker. Works in Capsula (art-science-nature) since 2005, and her principal interest lays in the relation between art and natural sciences and in environmental culture.

Antti Ahonen is a multidisiplinary artist, art-manager of Association of experimental electronics (www.koelse.org), pixelache organizer and live art photographer.

Ivar van Bekkum and Esther Polak develop art projects that explore the visualization of landscape and experience of space, by means of GPS technology.

Esther Polak and Ivar van Bekkum develop art projects that explore the visualization of landscape and experience of space, by means of GPS technology.

The article about Pixelache I\'m preparing will be published inside Digitalarti Mag and on newmediaart.eu, among other magazines and websites.

Coordinator and organiser in RIXC, the Center for New Media Culture in Riga, Latvia (since 2001). Since 2008 one of the editors of “Acoustic Space” publications (issued by RIXC). Translator of new media, art and culture texts for RIXC and others from English and Polish languages. Daina Silina holds a Master of Arts degree in cultural theory from Latvian Academy of Culture, studied also in Master programme of sociology at University of Latvia.

Theun Karelse has been a member of FoAM since 2005 and is the initiator of Boskoi and IforAE. He has been projecting (wildly and mildly) speculative ideas on paper since birth. From an early interest in theoretical physics, perception and superpowers he followed a trajectory passing through the fields of hagiography with a drawn guide to levitating christian saints, a study of proprioception in the context of geometrical physics, and research into the history palaeolithic media and of wearable safety solutions. Within FoAM Theun has been active as an illustrator, food designer, prototyper and taker of naps. @theunk

Christian Nold is an artist, designer and educator working to develop new participatory models and technologies for communal representation. In 2001 he wrote the book “Mobile Vulgus,”i which examined the psychosomatic history of the political crowd. Since graduating from the Royal College of Art in 2004, Nold has led many large-scale participatory mapping projects. In particular his “Bio Mapping” project has been staged in sixteen different countries with more than 1500 workshop participants. In 2009, Nold edited the book “Emotional Cartography - Technologies of the Self.” For the last six years, Nold has been developing an extensive tool-kit of technologies that blend together human and non-human sensors for local governance. In 2010, Nold launched an experimental currency, the “Bijlmer Euro,” which allows people to follow where their money moves.

Ivan Henriques is an artist and independent researcher working in multimedia and site-specific installations. Henriques examines different perceptions of time, memory and environment using different mediums in his works. He also co-founded GEMA (Experimental Multidisciplinary Autonomous Group) in 2007, an artist-led conceptual framework that acts as an open interdisciplinary interface to explore the city of Rio de Janeiro and its environs with the support of international research partners of arts, sciences and technology. Ivan has won several prizes for his work, among them for EME (Estúdio Móvel Experimental) – Experimental Mobile Studio in 2008 and 2010, a project selected and funded by the Secretaria de Cultura do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Lately he was invited to exhibit his video ReLandscaping at FILE 2010 in São Paulo and participated in residency programs at V2 in Rotterdam NL (summer 2010), 4Territórios – Funarte – 2008, BR and Beacon Project, Oslo, NO – 2007. He is currently doing his MA in ArtScience at the Royal Academy of Arts, The Hague/NL to be concluded in the second semester of 2011.

Dave was raised on an early education in weaving, bell ringing and 8bit computers, and is now a software artist and enthusiastic livecoding performer, where he attempts to make people dance to code and chaotic ambient acid gabba in a livecoding band called slub. His background is in computer graphics and R&D (past employers Moving Picture Company London, and Sony Computer Entertainment). Dave is now a full time free software developer based in Helsinki, Finland, publishing all code he writes under the GPL licence and working for FoAM, an independant art and research group.

Alessandro Ludovico (IT)  is a media critic and editor in chief of Neural magazine since 1993. He’s one of the founders of the ‘Mag.Net (Electronic Cultural Publishers organization). He also served as an advisor for the Documenta 12′s Magazine Project. He has ben guest researcher at the Willem De Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. He teaches at the Academy of Art in Carrara.

Im a student of the Digital Art and technology course, travelling with my course.

Brian Holmes is a freelance art and cultural critic living in Paris and Chicago. He has been involved in the counter-globalization movements and collaborated with activist-artists such as Ne Pas Plier, Bureau d\'Études, Makrolab, Hackitectura and the 16 Beaver Group. In Chicago he works with a collective of artists and researchers known as The Compass, dedicated to exploring the "Midwest Radical Cultural Corridor." In Los Angeles he has recently collaborated with a self-organized education project called The Public School.  Over the past fifteen years Holmes has been a contributor in both French and English to a large number of web venues, artists\' publications, exhibition catalogues, magazines and journals including Multitudes, Springerin and Open. He lectures in museums, universities and self-organized spaces across Europe and the Americas. He is the author of three books: Hieroglyphs of the Future: Art & Politics in a Networked Era; Unleashing the Collective Phantoms: Essays in Reverse Imagineering; and Escape The Overcode: Activist Art in the Control Society. He was awarded the Vilém Flusser Prize for Theory at Transmediale in Berlin in 2009.

Tapio Mäkelä is an artist and researcher working on locative media, art, ecology and information design. He is an AHRC Research fellow at University of Salford, co-founder of the M.A.R.I.N. project, programme chair of ISEA2004.

Baruch Gottlieb is a Canadian artist and researcher living in Berlin. Trained as a filmmaker, his work theoretically, speculatively and practically explores ground principles of the materiality of digital media, the materiality with which all digital media may be made,. taking many diverse and convergent forms, such as: permanent and ephemeral public installations, stage and public performance, writing and video.

Judith Rompel is an artist and experimental animation filmmaker who lives and works in Bonn.

Lina Kusaite completed a European Master of Art in Fashion and Textile Design in the Netherlands and France. Her Graduation collection was nominated for the ‘Prince Bernard Prize’ in the Netherlands, and was awarded as the best conceptual fashion collection in Vilnius/Lithuania. Lina joined FoAM as experimental textile designer in 2001. Within FoAM she focuses on designing and realizing interactive environments, working on urban gardening, and concept illustrations for computer games. Aside being a core member of FoAM, Lina is a book illustrator and concept artist for several games developed by Tale of Tales.

pediatrician, epidemiologist, editor of scientific journals. Specifically interested in the epidemiology of vaccine preventable diseases. Recently participated in a study on the pattern of contacts between health care workers and patients with RFID devices

Art director, in advertising since 1987. Doctor Degree in Art history, Master Degree in economy and management for museum and cultural enterprises and a specialisation in Psycological Evolution of Kids. Interested in food patterns and experience maps on this topic

Jean Katambayi Mukendi is a self-taught artist and scientist, who has a passion for logic, maths and electricity.

I am artist-researcher, part-time teacher, lecturer, curator and coordinator

Amsterdam-based graphic designer, founder of Mind Design and part of the iYou team.

Krisjanis [please call me Chris] is a human being from Riga, Latvia. Enjoys new-media art, drawing, painting, electronics and programming. Has a BA in arts (painting) and is looking forward to get a MA. He\'s currently studying painting at Latvian Art Academy [http://lma.lv] and working as ActionScript developer at Cube Media [http://cube.lv] He has worked on several projects that involve ambition to combine drawing and painting with new / electronic / interactive media art techniques. You can see samples of his work here: http://rijnieks.lv [it is possible that you see just "It Works" there, because there are some unsolved hosting problems. If so, please try again later!]

I\'m a producer, artist and enthusiast working in the new media field and currently employed as producer by the Aalto Media Factory. My current interests include computational photography, physical and wearable computing, dance and live art, and media installations. I\'m the guest curator for the computational photography theme in Pixelache Helsinki 2011.

An independent curator of contemporary art with a focus on public and experimental art and digital culture. Susanne has devised the \'map me if you will\' programme for Pixelache Helsinki 2011.

Bartaku, °1996 (Jap) - [Bart Vandeput, °1970 (Be)] 50.845N - 04.35E Bartaku work emerges through the interweaving of different media, methods and technologies, fused by a fascination for scientific tropes and \'hyper-winded\' systems, patterns, structures of man and matter. In 2007 he started the ongoing artistic research project “PhoEf: The Undisclosed Poésis of the Photovoltaic Effect” exploring the relation between light energy and electrical energy. Bartaku is member of transdisciplinary lab FoAM. - http://fo.am

Lasse Scherffig is a member of the artistic/scientific staff of the KHM. Working at Lab3 - Laboratory for Experimental Computer Science, he focuses on topics ranging from Cybernetics and interaction to the mapping and structuring of space (both urban and outer).

I\'m Cristina from Portugal, but I\'m currently in Finland and I\'ll be staying in Helsinki for at least 4 years :) My background it\'s in Microlectronics and Nanotechnology. I\'m a research scientist, working with enzymes and biosensors and printed functional materials. I have a passion for diy, biology, electronics and art.

Adnan Hadzi is undertaking a practice-based PhD, \'the author vs. the collective\', that focuses on the influence of digitalisation and the new forms of (documentary-) film production, as well as the author\'s rights in relation to collective authorship. This interdisciplinary research combines sources and expertise from the fields of media and communication, computer studies and architecture. The practical outcome is Deptford.TV an online database drawing on the current regeneration process in Deptford, South/East London. Deptford.TV serves as a platform for artists and filmmakers to store and share the documentation of the urban change of S/E London.

Niki Passath is a robotics artist and is engaged in his work with the sculptural conditions of robots and the idea of artificial intelligence. 1977, born in Graz, he lives in Vienna, Austria and teaches at the University of Applied Arts Vienna. Niki Passath studied ‘Violoncello’ at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Graz, Austria, ‘Architecture’ at the Technical University in Graz, Austria and at the École d´Architecture Laungedoc Rousillon, Montpellier, France and made his degree in ‘Digital Art’ at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, Austria.

Cultural producer, co-organizer of LABtoLAB project and editorial coordinator of Mapping media labs in Europe (MCD, march 2011).

Taking part in EPCP exhibition.

New media artist and curator, artistic director of RIXC. Assistant Professor in Visual Communication Department at the Latvian Arts Academy, where he currently is also PhD student (PhD thesis “Problematics of Archiving and Representing New Media Art”). He also teaches New Media Art students at Liepaja University.

I have always been interested in generated visual systems. I love to see how a spectacle evolves as the code develops, but I am even more fascinated when the system spreads out to the 3rd dimension, to our real space. Whether it is a screen, a projection, or an artifact - I am really interested in involving the audience, letting them trigger the system.

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MA student at Media Lab Helsinki. Working on EPCP exhibition for Camp Pixelache.

Maria Duncker is a Helsinki based artist who works with film, sculpting and live art. For Pixelache 2011 works in collaboration with Koelse.

Joonas Jokela is studying digital media at Hyper Island in Stockholm. He has background in programming audiovisual pieces for joy and work.

Software developer cooperating with Mind Design and part of the iYou team.

Since 2010, Till Bovermann is a post-doctoral researcher on tangible and auditory interfaces at the Media Lab Helsinki. Previously, from 2006 until 2010, he worked as a research assistant at various institutes of Bielefeld University, Germany, most recently in the Ambient Intelligence Group of the CITEC Cognitive Interaction Technology, Center of Excellence. His professional background is in Computer Science in the Natural Science, majoring in Robotics, which he studied from 1999 to 2006 at Bielefeld University. In 2010, he received a PhD for his work on Tangible Auditory Interfaces. Till Bovermann\'s artistic works are mostly concerned with the relationship between digital and physical space. He is co-founder of TooManyGadgets, a media art group that tries to reveal this interconnection. Their latest project ...between... was shown at the Nacht der Klänge 2008 at Bielefeld University. Additionally, he has done several installations and some work at the Animax, Bonn. Alongside his academic and artistic work, he also develops software (mostly in SuperCollider, increasingly Ruby). Since 2010, Till Bovermann has been teaching at the Institute For Music And Media of the University of Music Düsseldorf and the Generative Art class at UdK Berlin.

A musician and an artist, Jari Suominen (b. 1979) lives and works in Helsinki, Finland. Currently he is active member of electronic psych group Shogun Kunitoki and Kiila, one of the motherships of Finnish forest folk underground. Besides his work as musician he has been creating, designing and building installations, electronic gadgets and software himself and to (/with) others. He is most comfortable exploring themes of minimalism, psychedelia and naive misuse of technology in different contexts. At the moment he is also doing research on history and technology of Finnish synthesizers.

Masters in New Media student with lots of interest in physical interaction with stuff

Hello. My name is Youngo Lee, I came from S.Korea. 27years old. Now- I study in Aalto Univ.(TAIK) MediaLab. (Exchange course) I\'m interest in Media Art, Physical Comupting, Natural phenomenon, Projection Mapping.. http://vimeo.com/zizzic

Current student on the Digital Art & Technology course at the University of Plymouth (UK).

Andy Best is a media artist, sculptor and researcher, specialising in playful and provocative interactions in physical spaces such as galleries and museums, in the public city space, as well as in the online virtual realm of cyberspace. Andy is one half of the artist duo Andy and Merja, a collaboration with his wife and partner Merja Puustinen. Andy’s work tackles social and political themes in playful, physical ways. He uses his interest in physical computing and electronics to seek collaboration in other diverse spheres such as data visualisation, live performance, and physical interaction design. Andy has worked as principal lecturer in Digital Arts at Turku University of Applied Sciences since 2002, and is a PhD student and researcher within the Crucible Studio research group at Media Lab, Aalto University.

JOS AUZENDE – Artistic advisor A qualified architect, Jos Auzende, through her activities as an artistic director, producer and programmer, supports the practice of art within the interstices of contemporary creation, where they experiment with sound, image, the media and networks. A founding member of Batofar (the first establishment in Paris dedicated to electronic music and urban culture) in 1998, she has been, since 2003, managing "in famous", whose programs in Paris are one of the clearing points for international artists at the intersection of art media and pop culture. She has collaborated notably with the Spectacles vivants at the Centre Pompidou, the Palais de Tokyo and the Cité de la Musique. She has been artistic advisor to la Gaîté lyrique since 2009.

I\'m interested in everything digital and interactive. My work revolves mainly on developing software tools but I\'m also keen on fiddling with electronics and building things. I have a bachelor\'s degree in computer science from Napier University (Edinburgh/Scotland) and I\'m currently finishing my master\'s degree in New Media at MediaLab Helsinki, Aalto University.

Director of Äänen Lumo association for promoting art with a voice est 1994

Participating in the course Experimental Project in Computational Photography

Austrian-born Erich Berger is an artist and cultural worker based in Helsinki/ Finland. His interests lie in information processes and feedback structures, which he investigates through installations, situations, performances and interfaces. His work has been shown and produced internationally, and received a number of awards. Currently he is a lecturer at the Fine Art Academy in Vienna/ Austria and the coordinator of the Ars Bioarctica program of the Finnish Bioart Society in Helsinki/ Finland.

Media artist & ubiquitous computing ecosystem developer

Graphic designer who is interested what\'s going on in the new media world.

Organises and/or contributes to: Ptarmigan, The Public School (Helsinki), Triple Canopy, East of Borneo, Lied Music, Cenotaph, Svamp, etc.

Pasi Rauhala is finnish media artist, sculptor, photographer, graphic designer and part time teacher in Academy of Fine Arts, Helsinki. Nowadays working mainly on Arduino and all kind of interactions. Pasi\'s art is often playful site specific intervention. See more on webpage.

Ieva is a student, interested in new media.

Laurier Rochon is a Canadian student from Montreal, currently pursuing research at the Piet Zwart Institute in Rotterdam. He also holds degrees in Fine Arts and Mutimedia Integration. He has spent many years working in a multimedia firm, developing data-driven systems for a myriad of clients. His experience in creating tools that leverage technology in order to help humans communicate in better ways initiated the interest he holds for electronic literature, natural language processing and interactive narrative.

your local visual illusionist. designer-artist in information visualisation/generative/interaction/open design. currently based in helsinki, miska works at extending people\'s view and understanding of the world through electronic/digital spectacles and collaborations.

Pixelache Helsinki production assistant (PR)

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Digital Art & Technology student at the University of Plymouth (UK).

Jussi is owner of the digital innovation for the Greenpeace global organisation. Based in Amsterdam headquarters, and scouting how digital can help life in real. He is an adviser for Shop Plus Plus.com - a charity shopping company. Before Greenpeace, Jussi was heading the Mobile Products Team at Satama Interactive in Helsinki. In Shanghai he co-founded OfflineTravel.com and OfflineShop.com and worked as an independent video producer in Lapland. Jussi has advised Crisis Management Initiative, office of the President Ahtisaari, on ICT and Crisis Management. Straight after the tsunami, he worked as a volunteer in Bangkok. Jussi is Bachelor of Arts (New Media Studies) and winner of 2 Webbie Awards for 2010 with loveletterstothefuture.com, an international alterative reality game.

Laura Popplow, lives and works in Cologne. She studied Kulturwissenschaften und Ästhetische Kommunikation at the University Hildesheim and Media Design and Art at the ESAD in Caldas da Rainha, Portugal. In 2008 she finished her diploma on locative media art. Since 2008 she studies in the postgraduate program of the Academy of Media Arts Cologne.She is part of the transdisciplinary collective Mühlenkampf and the curative collective a7.ausstellungen. She is generally interested in interdisciplinary and collaborative works ranging between art, design, social spaces and technology. www.makeandthink.de

Daniela Boraschi received her Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design from the University of the Arts in 2006, and her MA in Media, Culture and Communication from the Institute of Education in 2009. Daniela is an international project coordinator and designer of a number of community-based \'sousveillance\' projects with groups of young people throughout Europe. Daniela is based in London, and working for the world\'s leading children\'s book publisher. She is currently undertaking a three-years doctoral research project on "Technologies of schools\' surveillance: a sociological analysis".

Programmer,system administrator, trainer.

Researcher using genetics and genomics as tools to understand how populations of wild animals are affected by pressures like disease, climate change, overfishing, with the aim of informing wildife management and conservation. Side-interests in science communication and policy advice.

Co-Founder of Scred, which is helping creative projects to manage their money. Founder of The Alternative Party, which is the largest digital art festival in the Nordics.

Student of Multimedia, Production and Technology at the University of Plymouth.

Gayborhood djs KI KI & Masculina play electro, house, hip hop, disco and well beyond. Check out mixes & more from http://gborhood.com/

Yann Leguay , born in 1981 (Fr), lives and works in Brussels. His approach to sound design for installation, performance and film centers on the materiality of sound. Both a visual artist and sound maker, and reverse, he has participated in numerous exhibitions and festival including «MiR» in Athens, «Le Nouveau Festival» at Centre Pompidou in Paris and «TurnTable music Night» at STEIM in Amsterdam. He also composes sound tracks for short films, as Planet A of Momoko Seto (2008). In different projects, Quasi static crack propagation / Cutter-Off / Wireless / RadioFreeRobots, he regularly performs live improvisation in concert places and multimedia festivals in Europe. He is directing a DRIFT serie on the ArtKillArt label and he edited his sound work on Phonotopy. www.phonotopy.org

A Digital Art and Technology student at the University of Plymouth

Currently studying BSc (Hons) Multimedia, Production and Technology at The University of Plymouth.

Architecture & Industrial design, and anything else on the side..

Researcher/doctoral student at Aalto University School of Science Department of Media Technology. I have a presentation on Friday titled Computational Photography Research.

Musician based in Turku.

Parliament representative candidate for electronic direct democracy.

Signe Pucena is executive director and programme curator of The Centre for Interdisciplinary Arts SERDE in Aizpute, Latvia. Since 2005 she has been participating in the expeditions and fieldwork research in the Latvian countryside, learning about the traditional cultural forms still existing in the contemporary age. Co-initiator of Herbologies/Foraging Networks,

joanna from annajoanna!

Designer and event organiser from Helsinki focusing on counter-culture and experimental multi-media art that feeds on the relentless and unstoppable energy of the underground values that grew out of the cyberpunk era. Has participated in events in Russia, India, Lithuania,Latvia and Nepal. The challenge lyes in fusing this visionary culture with the structures of deep ecology and permacultural community building. This is what I live for.

Pixelache co-founder, teaching cybernetics at Aalto University, almost MSc of Industrial Engineering and Management (with a philosophical twist), ex-demoscener from Halcyon.

Jukka Hautamäki is media artist living and working in Turku / Helsinki, Finland. He works with video, digital photography, experimental soundscapes and electronics. His primary form of expression is media installation. He is founding member of Turku based experimental electronics association Kokomys.

Composer, performing in concert-installation with defunensemble and KOELSE.

Half of performing duet annajoanna!

Äänen lumo / Charm of Sound

Percussionist

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Saxoffender

Terike Haapoja (b.1974) is a visual artist, working and living in Helsinki, Finland. Her work consists of videos, installations and performance projects, characterized by the innovative use of new media and new technology. Haapoja\'s work deals with human - non-human relations and the clash of subjective experience of the world with objective knowledge of it.

Petri Kola is a researcher, interaction designer and strategist working towards a collaborative citizen oriented society. He is based in Media Lab Helsinki of Aalto University. Kola is involved in various network collaboration orientated projects including Tutkimusparvi, SOMUS, Apps for Democracy Finland, opengov.fi and Porkkanamafia. He is preparing a doctoral thesis on participation formats for cross-organizational collaboration and internet movements.

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