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First	Middle	Last	Type	Affiliation	Departrment	Job Title	Bio	Address	Coordinates	Website
Karin		Lingnau	Artist-Exhibiting	Academy of Media Arts Cologne (KHM)				DE	,
Jun		Park	Artist-Exhibiting	Academy of Media Arts Cologne (KHM)				KR	,
Ji	Hyun	Park	Artist-Exhibiting	Academy of Media Arts Cologne (KHM)				KR	,
Ute		Hörner	Artist-Exhibiting and Curator					Germany	10.018343294857,51.133481343993
Mathias		Antlfinger	Artist-Exhibiting and Curator	Academy of Media Arts Cologne (KHM)				Germany	10.018343294857,51.133481343993
Lasse		Scherffig	Artist-Exhibiting, Curator, and Presenter	San Francisco Art Institute	Art and Technology	Assistant Professor	ISEA2017 Dr. Lasse Scherffig, San Francisco Art Institute, USA, is interested in the relationship of humans, machines and society; Cybernetics and the technological infrastructures of communication and control; and the cultures and aesthetics of computation and interaction. Since 2015, he is an assistant professor of Art and Technology at San Francisco Art Institute. He has been a visiting professor for media environments at Bauhaus-University Weimar and taught at Dortmund University of Applied	San Francisco, California, United States of America	-122.463,37.7648
Echo		Ho	Artist-Exhibiting and Curator	Academy of Media Arts Cologne (KHM)				Cologne, Germany	6.95778,50.94222
Sangwon		Nam	Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter				ISEA2009 Sangwon Nam is a Korean sound artist. He has created live electronic music with audio-visual programming and physical computing. Recently, He presented a performance, Out There, Yokohama Dance Collection R 09, Japan. Also Sangwon is a member of Tacit Group, a laptop orchestra.		Unavailable
Daniela		Kostova	Artist-Exhibiting			Artist and Curator	ISEA2009 Daniela Kostova (Bulgaria). Daniela works with subjects of communication and cultural displacement. Daniela is an independent artist and curator living in New York City	New York City, New York, US	,
Colin		O'Sullivan	Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter			Artist	ISEA2009 Colin O’Sullivan holds a BA in Computational Linguistics from Trinity College Dublin, IE.	Ireland	-7.7376488879679,53.305494387123
Neill		O'Dwyer	Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter				ISEA2009 Neill O’Dwyer holds a BA and BDes in Visual Communication from the National College of Art and Design (NCAD), Dublin, IE	Dublin, Ireland	-6.26583,53.3425
Céline		Berger	Artist-Exhibiting	Academy of Media Arts Cologne (KHM)				FR	,
Anna	Gonzalez	Suero	Artist-Exhibiting	Academy of Media Arts Cologne (KHM)				ES	,
Akiro		Hellgardt	Artist-Exhibiting	Academy of Media Arts Cologne (KHM)		Filmmaker		DE	,
Bart		Koppe	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 Bart Koppe was born in 1975 and graduated in 2005 from Interfaculty Image and Sound / ArtScience at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague. His works usually consist of tangible interfaces in combination with electronics, computers, and networks. The concepts behind his installations and network art emerge from questions, experiences or thoughts about technological change and its influence on daily life. The communicational and social aspects of technology take an important place in mos		Unable to automatically detect coordinates
Pip		Shea	Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter	Queensland University of Technology, AU		Educator	ISEA2013 Pip Shea, School of Media, Entertainment, Creative Arts, Queensland University of Technology, AU ISEA2011 Pip Shea is a media researcher, designer, artist and educator. Her practice explores creative modes of sharing within networks. She is currently a PhD candidate at the ARC Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT), Australia. Pip has participated in artist residencies at the Banff Centre for the Arts (Canada	Sydney, AU	,
Patrick		Simons	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 Glorious Ninth (http://www.gloriousninth.net) is a collaboration between artists Kate Southworth and Patrick Simons. Both are based in Cornwall, UK. They work with sound, protocol, text, images and video to make artworks and DIY installations for galleries, online and other places. Patrick trained in Politics and Humanities at Manchester Polytechnic and Art History and Theory at Falmouth College of Arts. Their work is disseminated through a variety of forms from text-based lists in p		Unable to automatically detect coordinates
Tanja		Vujinovic	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 Tanja Vujinovic (b.1973) is a visual and sound artist originally from Belgrade and currently based in Slovenia. Tanja uses custom electronics, textiles, and various software applications to create playful and bizarre experiences through dynamic works employing toy-like objects, touch, sound, and visuals. Her Discrete Events in Noisy Domains works deal with the phenomena of chance operations, interfaces, toys, gadgets, noise, and signals. Her audio-visual works and installations have	Slovenia	14.694076398125,46.169458488803
Mauritius		Seeger	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 Mauritius Seeger is a London based video artist, VJ (dr.mo) and programmer, who has a strong interest in lens-based media: music videos, short films and hotography. The focus of his current work are interactive video installations that specifically draw on his experience in computer vision, allowing him to combined his passion for video with the power of software to create engaging audience responsive installations	London, GB	,
Anna		Piva	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 Edward George and Anna Piva (Flow Motion) are multi media artists resident in London. Their current work Promised Lands was the subject of an artists’ residency at Iniva in July 2008, a performance presentation there in October 2008, and a micro web project hosted by Iniva and launched in July 2009. In 2007, Flow Motion’s sound art and science project Invisible was exhibited in the observatories of the Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge University, and performed at the Science Museum		Unable to automatically detect coordinates
Edward		George	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 Edward George and Anna Piva (Flow Motion) are multi media artists resident in London. Their current work Promised Lands was the subject of an artists’ residency at Iniva in July 2008, a performance presentation there in October 2008, and a micro web project hosted by Iniva and launched in July 2009. In 2007, Flow Motion’s sound art and science project Invisible was exhibited in the observatories of the Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge University, and performed at the Science Museum		Unable to automatically detect coordinates
		D-Fuse	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 Working across a wide range of creative media, from live A/V performances, mobile media, web and print to art and architecture, TV and film, D-Fuse have collaborated with groundbreaking musicians Scanner and Beck, as well as contemporary classical composer Steve Reich, in performance with The London Symphony Orchestra. D-Fuse’s visual art has been screened internationally at events including: Sonar (Barcelona), onedotzero festivals, Nokia Lab in St Petersburg and Moscow, Mori Arts Ce		Unable to automatically detect coordinates
Sreejata		Roy	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 Sreejata Roy is an independent artist, researcher and also coordinates the community art programme in Ankur Society for Alternatives in Education in New Delhi, India. She has received an MPhil from Coventry School of Art and Design, UK, in 2005. For her work she has received prestigious awards in India and abroad. She has participated in many exhibitions, residencies, workshops at national and international level.		Unable to automatically detect coordinates
Richard		O'Sullivan	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 Richard O’Sullivan explores the textures and meanings of place in video portraits that attempt to be both lyrical and critically informed. The artist’s second focus is the medium of video itself, and the mechanisms of visual perception and cultural understanding on which it depends. He also produces documentaries, which follow personal narratives, such as the feature-length Cradle (2008). His work has been widely shown at festivals including the New York Video Festival at Lincoln Cen	GB	,
Bruno		Martinez	Artist-Performing	Conservatoire de Paris		Musician	ISEA2010 Bruno Martinez: For over twenty years Martinez is the principal bass clarinettist at the Paris opera. He has worked with the main composers of the New Music such as Pierre Boulez. As soloist and chamber musician he performs worldwide. Martinez studied at the Conservatoire de Paris under Guy Deplus and later Maurice Bourgue.	FR	,
Carol		Robinson	Artist-Performing			Musician and Composer	ISEA2010 Carol Robinson is a clarinettist and composer equally at ease in the classical and experimental realms. She performs in the major international concert halls and is invited to the most important international music festivals including Wien Modern, RomaEuropa, MaerzMusik, Huddersfield, Archipel, Musica Contemporanea. Improvising is her passion and she practices it in the group Sleeping in Vilna together with Mike Ladd, Dave Randall and Dirk Rothbrust. Her repertoire encompasses pieces	US	,
Charles		Curtis	Artist-Performing	University of California, San Diego		_Professor	ISEA2010 Charles Curtis: Charles Curtis’ vast range of solo repertoire for cello comprises pieces which were especially written for him by the most important composers of electronic music. These include works by La Monte Young, Alvin Lucier, Éliane Radigue and Alison Knowles as well as rare compositions by Terry Jennings and Richard Maxfield. He played Éliane Radigue’s piece Naldjorlak for cello all around the globe. As part of Radigues new trilogy Naldjorlak I, II, III, it premiered last Oct	United States of America	-97.922211212118,39.381266130568
Éliane		Radigue	Artist-Performing			Composer	ISEA2010 Éliane Radigue: French born Éliane Radigue studied music under the pioneers of the musique concrète Pierre Schaeffer and Pierre Henry. In the 1960s she worked as Henry’s assistant. The distinctive quality of her compositions are based on her constant work with the arp synthesizer to create drones lasting for several minutes. Despite of her long and productive creative period, which already lasts for four decades, she composes only a few musical pieces each year. Just recently, she st	FR	,
Fiona		Larken	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 Fiona Larkin is an artist working primarily in video, action and more recently Super 8 film. She was born in Dublin but since completing her MFA 2004 has been based in Belfast. Her work has been presented both locally and internationally at This Is Not A Shop, Dublin, Youkobo Art Space, Tokyo and OMAC, Belfast. She is currently preparing for a solo at the Context Gallery, Derry. She has curated a number of projects as Travel Agents Projects in collaboration with Manchester based arti	Belfast, IE	,
Anthony		Haughey	Artist-Exhibiting, Author, and Presenter	Dublin Institute of Technology			ISEA2009 Anthony Haughey lives and works in Dublin, Ireland. He is an artist and lecturer/ researcher in the School of Media at the Dublin Institute of Technology where he is also a PhD supervisor at the Centre for Research in Transcultural Media Practice (www.ctmp.ie). His work has been exhibited and collected widely in Europe and the USA. His recent work employs dialogical and collaborative methods to explore notions of citizenship, migration and contested spaces. How to be a Model Citizen, (	Dublin, Ireland	-6.26583,53.3425
Keiichiro		Shibuya	Artist-Performing			Composer and Founder	ISEA2010 Born in 1973, Japanese composer Shibuya founded the minimal techno label ATAK, which – apart from being a music label – also aims at being a platform for design, image technologies and web design. To move freely between different artistic disciplines is a consistent principle in Shibuya’s work. On a regular basis he develops sound installations, which rearrange his own compositions computer-controlled and address spacial experience of sound. Or he translates three-dimensional sound i	JP	,
Hildur		Guðnadóttir	Artist-Performing			Composer	ISEA2010 Hildur Guðnadóttir (IS, 1983) is a cellist and composer working in various collaborations and projects. Coming from Iceland, she studied cello in Reykjavik as well as musical studies/composition in Reykjavik and Berlin. Beeing a member of Kitchen Motors, a Reykjavik based think tank, record label and art collective along with Jóhann Jóhannsson, she is a major figure in the Icelandic music and art scene. Since 2004 she performed with the band Angel (Ilpo Väisänen and Dirk Dresselhaus)	IS	,
Petko		Dourmana	Artist-Exhibiting	InsterSpace Association			ISEA2009 Petko Dourmana is a media artist based in Sofia, Bulgaria, and works with a variety of contemporary art forms involving technology and new media. His current artistic interest focus on exploring human perceptions and abilities for communication trough the advantages as well as disadvantages of new technologies. Some of his works, research and experiments are based on the visual representation of history and visions for the future. His artistic projects have been shown in traditional	Sofia, BG	,
Asmus		Tietchens	Artist-Performing					DE	,
		Fennesz	Artist-Performing				ISEA2010 Fennesz: As former member of the Austrian experimental rock band Maische, Fennesz is well known for performing at various festivals (Phonotaktik, Hyperstrings, Sonar, Ars Electronica, club transmediale and others). It can be said that he is appraised as a doyen of electronic music. On a regular basis he works with the big names of contemporary electronic music. With artist Gina Czarnecki he collaborated on a video installation. From time to time he also leaves the drone and wall of g	AT	,
Lauren		Alexander	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 Lauren Alexander is a designer/artist currently living in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. She completed her formal training in graphic design in South Africa, and has since completed a Masters of Design at the Sandberg Institute in the Amsterdam. She initiated the documentary film project Conversations with Pamela, which was made in Uganda in 2008. She enjoys working on projects that combine the practice of graphic design with elements of journalistic story telling.	Amsterdam, NL	,	http://www.laurenalexander.org/
Raphael		Lyon (Mudboy)	Artist-Performing			Musician	ISEA2010 Mudboy: Since Raphael Lyon alias Mudboy started as Artist in Residence at Fort Thunder in Providence, RI to work in the field of experimental music, his creative urge is just relentless. He released innumerous albums under as multitudinous labels, including the highly acclaimed This is Folk Music (Last Visible Dog, 2005) and Hungry Ghosts (Not Not Fun/Digitalis 2007). In this year Impossible Duets: Collaborations Across the Void (Hundebiss records) came out. With this record he gave	US	,
Rainer	Werner	Fassbinder	Filmmaker/Video Artist/Animator			Filmmaker, Playwright, _Director, Composer, and Editor	ISEA2010 Rainer Werner Fassbinder [1945 – 1982] was a West German filmmaker, actor, playwright, theatre director, composer, cinematographer, editor, and essayist. He is widely regarded as a prominent figure and catalyst of the New German Cinema movement.	DE	,
Joel		Cahen	Artist-Performing			Sound Artist		London, GB	,	http://joelcahen.wordpress.com/
Xavier	Le	Roy	Artist-Performing			Dancer and Choreographer	ISEA2010 Xavier Le Roy studied molecular biology at the University of Montpellier and has worked as a dancer and choreographer since 1991. From 1997 to 2003 he was artist in residence at the Podewil, Berlin. He choreographed solo performances Self Unfinished (1998), Product of Circumstances (1999), was invited by Tanz im August Festival to work with Yvonne Rainer Meetings (2000), realized Xavier le Roy (2000), a piece from Jérôme Bel; choreographed Giszelle (2001) in collaboration with Eszter	FR	,
Mette		Ingvartsen	Artist-Performing			Choreographer and Dancer		DK	,	http://metteingvartsen.net/bio/
Milica		Tomić	Artist-Performing and Artist-Exhibiting	Meetfactory / Finnish Academy of Fine Arts		Visiting Lecturer, Film/Video Artist, and Installation Artist	ISEA2010 Milica Tomić works and lives in Belgrade, Serbia. She is a visiting lecturer at international institutions of contemporary art, such as Academy of Fine Arts, Helsinki, Finland, NIFCA (Nordic Institute for Contemporary Art), Piet Zwart Instituut, Rotterdam, Netherlands, Akademie der bildenden Künste, Vienna, Austria, and others. Currently she is a Ph.D candidate at the Finnish Academy of Fine Arts, Helsinki. Tomic’s work centres on issues of political violence, nationality and identit	Belgrade, RS	,
Carsten		Nicolai	Artist-Exhibiting			Visual Artist	ISEA2010 Carsten Nicolai, born 1965 in Karl-Marx-Stadt, is part of an artist generation that works intensively in the transitional area between art and science. As a visual artist Nicolai seeks to overcome the separation of the art forms and genres through a holistic approach. He strives to overcome the separation of the sense perceptions by, for example, making sound and light frequencies perceivable for both eyes and ears, to sensitize the viewer to the connection of the different sensory l	Chemnitz, DE	,
Naeem		Mohaiemen	Artist-Exhibiting	Daily Star newspaper		Artist and Writer	ISEA2010 Naeem Mohaiemen is an artist and writer working in Dhaka and New York. He uses text, photography and video to explore histories of the international left and utopia-dystopia slippage. Mohaiemen’s projects have been shown at venues including Gallery Chitrak (Dhaka), Experimenter (Kolkata), Third Line (Dubai), Ashkal Alwan (Beirut), Queens Museum of Art (New York), Shedhalle (Zurich) and the Finnish Museum of Photography. He organized the Visible Collective, a group of artists, lawyers	Dhaka, BD	,
Seiko		Mikami	Artist-Exhibiting	Tama Art University		Artist, Installation Artist, and _Professor	ISEA2010 Seiko Mikami is an artist living and working in Tokyo. She has been showing large-scale installations themed on information society and the human body since the 1980’s. Since the nineties most of her works have been interactive media art installations incorporating human perception, such as the eye tracking project Molecular Informatics at Canon ARTLAB, the acoustic sense and inner body sound project in ICC’s permanent collection, and gravicells, on the theme of the gravity, ‘the si	Tokyo, JP	,
Julien		Maire	Artist-Exhibiting			Performance Artist and Visual Artist	ISEA2023 Julien Maire is a French new media artist with impressive works such as Exploding Camera, Low Res Cinema, Demi-Pas. Since the mid-1990s, he has worked between performance art, media installations and cinema to produce live performative works that are hybrids of genres and media, exploring the physicalities of the moving image and the digital image. [source: https://www.iprovoke.org/julien-maire] ISEA2010 Julien Maire lives and works in Berlin. He studied fine arts in Metz. Maire is	Berlin, Germany	13.3888599,52.5170365	http://julienmaire.blogspot.com/
Joan		Leandre	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2010 Joan Leandre, media translator and interpreter, has been a member of the OVNI [UFO] Archives since 1992. Between the years 1994 and 1996 Leandre worked in the media interruption / continuity Analog Series MAP (Mega Assemble Project), Zero Foundation and Serial Monuments. From 1995 until 1997 he worked on the Oigo Rom Mega Assemble Project, and was later involved in the President Archives node. In 1999 he developed some software reversing techniques using commercial digital-distractio		Unable to automatically detect coordinates
Joyce		Hinterding	Artist-Exhibiting			Sound Artist and Installation Artist	ISEA2010 Joyce Hinterding produces works that explore physical and virtual dynamics. Her practice is based on investigations into energetic forces, through custom built field recording and monitoring technologies. These explorations into acoustic and electromagnetic phenomena have produced large sculptural antenna works, experimental drawings, video and sound-producing installations and experimental audio works for performance. She often collaborates with artist David Haines to produce large-	AU	,
Ariel		Guzik	Artist-Exhibiting and Artist-Performing	Laboratorio Plasmaht de Investigación		Musician and _Director	ISEA2010 Ariel Guzik designs and produces mechanisms and instruments to enquire into the various languages of nature. He is also a musician, draftsman and illustrator. He is Director of the Laboratorio Plasmaht de Investigación en Resonancia y Expresión de la Naturaleza, Asociación Civil. Installations and individual exhibitions of his work have been presented in national and international institutions, such as the Feria Internacional de Arte Contemporáneo (ARCO) Madrid, the Apijay Media Ga		Unable to automatically detect coordinates
HC		Gilje	Artist-Exhibiting			Film/Video Artist and Performance Artist	ISEA2010 HC Gilje works with realtime environments, installations, live performance, set design and single channel video. Gilje has presented his work through different channels all over the world: in concert venues, theatre and cinema venues, galleries, festivals and through several international DVD releases, including 242.pilots live in Bruxelles on New York label Carpark and Cityscapes on Paris-label Lowave. He was a member of the video-improv trio 242.pilots, and was also the visual mo		Unavailable	http://hcgilje.com/
Sophie	Bélair	Clément	Artist-Exhibiting and Artist-Performing			Performance Artist and Installation Artist	ISEA2010 Sophie Bélair Clément is interested in exhibition circumstances, in information obtained in the course of the documentation process and in the dissonances that derive from attempts at recreations. Her performances and installations, contextually developed in collaboration with cultural workers and musicians, suggest sustained attention to the immediate and mediated space. Bélair Clément lives in Montreal, Canada. In 2010 she is artist in residence at Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin, o	Montreal, CA	,
Riin		Rõõs	Artist-Exhibiting	Tallinn Technical University and Estonian Academy of Arts		Architect and Media Artist	ISEA2010 You Must Relax is Eve Arpo & Riin Rõõs, an architect and a media artist working together since 2007. Riin Rõõs’ main interest is in the combination of participation and media in art. She has created art and culture projects in several institutions. Rõõs graduated in public relations from Tallinn Technical University and new media from Estonian Academy of Arts. Her thesis is based on A Day Without the Mobile Phone.	EE	,
Eve		Arpo	Artist-Exhibiting			Architect and Media Artist	ISEA2010 You Must Relax is Eve Arpo & Riin Rõõs, an architect and a media artist working together since 2007. Eve Arpo’s interest lies between art and architecture. Whatever the medium, her focus is on working with space. She studied architecture at Gerrit Rietveld Academie, contemporary dance at Fine5 Dance Theatre and new media at Estonian Academy of Arts.	EE	,
Herwig		Weiser	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2010 Herwig Weiser, 1969, lives and works in Vienna and Cologne. He studied architecture at the University Innsbruck and art at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy Amsterdam and the Academy of Media Arts Cologne. His works have been shown internationally. Among the awards he has received are the Hermann Claasen Award for Photography and Media Art (Cologne, 1999), Jury Award at the Festival of New Film (Split/Croatia, 2000), Transmediale Award (Berlin, 2001), the Nam June Paik Award (Düsseldorf, 2	Austria	14.300143590764,47.607797829269
Wada		Ei	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2010 After composing a number of musical pieces Ei Wada (1987) subsequently switched his attention to outmoded electrical appliances, interested in their supposed obsolescence. He modified and recontextualized them to be played as musical instruments. This work culminated in what is now the Open Reel Ensemble, a performance with Kimihiro Sato using remodeled reel-to-reel tape recorders, which was shown at the SIGGRAPH ASIA 2009 Art Gallery. His latest performance work, Braun Tube Jazz Ban	JP	,
Bruno		Vianna	Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter	Nuvem Rural Lab		Film/Video Artist and Installation Artist	ISEA2015 Bruno Vianna(Brazil) is a filmmaker producing projects at the intersection of narrative and interactivity. He currently co-runs Nuvem Rural, an art laboratory dedicated to collaborative projects, autonomous art and technology for social development. ISEA2012 Bruno Vianna was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in 1971. He graduated in film in Rio in 1996. He has a master’s degree from NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program, obtained in 1999. ISEA2010 Bruno Vianna	Brazil	-51.619789020549,-9.5889030171226	http://brunovianna.net/
Charles		Stankievech	Artist-Exhibiting			Co-founder and Curator	ISEA2010 Charles Stankievech’s fieldworks have been included in contexts like the Palais de Toyko (Paris) or the Biennale of Architecture (Venice). He has curated such unorthodox exhibitions as ‘Magnetic Norths’ and ‘A Wake For St. Kippenberger’s MetroNet’. His writings have been included in various academic journals, artist’s catalogues and translated into several languages. Stankievech holds an MFA in Open Media and a BA (honours) with a thesis on Žižek and Kafka. As co-founder of the KIAC	CA	,
Sašo		Sedlaček	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2010 Slovenian artist (1974) Sašo Sedlaček completed his studies in sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts, Ljubljana. He has received several awards for his work (OHO, Vida 11, Spaport, Zogo Toy, etc.) and has been artist-in-residence in Germany, Japan, and the USA. His work has been exhibited in many places including Slovenia, Austria, France, Italy, Russia, Japan, the USA and notable exhibition venues such as the Secession in Vienna and the Lentos Art Museum in Linz. He has also taken p	SI	,
Krists		Pudzens	Artist-Exhibiting			Sculptor	ISEA2010 Krists Pudzens graduated from the Art Academy of Latvia Sculpture Department, and is based in Riga. For the past six years he has explored the field of interactive and electronic art. His study is directed towards sculpture and the conceptual language of three dimensional forms, using a mix of many artistic and industrial techniques. His focus is on the physical form of a sculpture enlivened by mechanics combined with algorithmic intelligence. He has participated in the arts and tech	LV	,
		UBERMORGEN.COM	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 UBERMORGEN.COM (AT/CH/USA, *1999) is an artist duo created in Vienna, Austria, by lizvlx and Hans Bernhard. Behind UBERMORGEN. COM we can find one of the most unmatchable identities – controversial and iconoclastic – of the contemporary European techno-fine-art avant-garde. Their open circuit of conceptual art, drawing, software art, pixel painting, computer installations, net.art, sculpture and digital activism (media hacking) transforms their brand into a hybrid Gesamtkunstwerk. Th	Vienna, AT	,
Elie		Zananiri	Artist-Exhibiting						Unable to automatically detect coordinates
Arthur		Peters	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 Arthur Peters is a highly skilled and knowledgeable computer programmer, computer technician, and theatre technician. He has significant experience with digital circuit design and microprocessor programming for embedded systems.		Unable to automatically detect coordinates
Joseph		Hocking	Artist-Exhibiting	The School of the Art Institute of Chicago			ISEA2009 Joseph Hocking is a digital artist whose work is devoted to exploring the artistic potential of 3D graphics. activities chiefly revolve around programming. He teaches classes about both 3D animation and programming in an artistic context at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.		Unable to automatically detect coordinates
Mark		Skwarek	Artist-Exhibiting	NYU Polytech University		Adjunct Professor	ISEA2009 Mark Skwarek is a new media artist working with 3D graphics and video game technology to create non-goal oriented experiential works. His current body of work tries to give context to societies present condition in the United States by drawing from related social and political issues in real time. He has recently shown in CyberArts 09, the Sunshine International Art Museum in Beijing and the Krannert Art Museum at the University of Illinois. Mark is also an adjunct professor at NYU P		Unable to automatically detect coordinates
Annie		Ok	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 Machinima artist and co-director on the 10 Steps… video, is a multimedia artist based in New York City.	New York City, New York, US	,
Jeff		Crouse	Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter				ISEA2009 is a Senior Fellow at Eyebeam in New York City. doublehappinessjeans.com		Unable to automatically detect coordinates
Hiroko		Mugibayashi	Artist-Performing and Artist-Exhibiting			Creative Producer and Media Artist	ISEA2010 Hiroko Mugibayashi is an interactive media producer, science writer, media artist and CEO of AITIA Corporation of interactive media art creation, Tokyo.	JP	,
Soiichiro		Mihara	Artist-Performing			Sound Artist	ISEA2010 Soiichiro Mihara develops sound structures with various technologies. In his recent moids project he focuses on organic and decentralized acoustic emergences.	JP	,
Mariana		Manhães	Artist-Exhibiting			Installation Artist	ISEA2010 Mariana Manhães, 1977, lives and works in Niterói and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She has participated in exhibitions at many art institutions in Brazil and abroad, including Bienal do Mercosul (Porto Alegre, Brazil), Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), Martin-Gropius-Bau Museum (Berlin, Germany), Instituto Itaú Cultural (São Paulo, Brazil), Museu de Arte Moderna (Rio de Janeiro and Bahia), Galerie GP+N Vallois and Natalie Seroussi (Paris, France), amongst others. H	BR	,
Thomas		Köner	Artist-Performing and Artist-Exhibiting			Media Artist, Installation Artist, and Sound Artist	ISEA2010 The main interest of media artist Thomas Köner (1965, Bochum) lies in the combination of visual and aural experiences. After graduating from the music college in Dortmund, Köner studied electronic music at the CEM-Studio in Arnheim. His work lies between installation, sound art, ambient music and dub techno. Köner has participated in numerous exhibitions internationally and has received several awards for his work from, for example, Ars Electronica, 2004, transmediale, 2005 and the I	DE	,
Yunchul		Kim	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2010 Yunchul Kim, 1970, has lived and worked in Germany since 1998. He studied music composition in Seoul and later media art at the Academy of Media Arts in Cologne. His compositions and artworks have been featured in various international contexts. Recently Kim moved to Berlin where he is participating in the artist residency programme of Künstlerhaus Bethanien.	Korea	128.16894434232,36.536236465411
Barbara		Sterk	Artist-Exhibiting			Sociologist and Media Artist	ISEA2010 Barbara Sterk is a sociologist and media artist interested in the techno-social and critical aspects of interaction. She is currently investigating positivism in media art.	HU	,
Melinda		Matúz	Artist-Exhibiting	Moholy-Nagy University		Architect	ISEA2010 Melinda Matúz is an architect and PhD candidate at Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest.	Budapest, HU	,
Gergely		Kovács	Artist-Exhibiting	Hungarian Contemporary Architecture Center		Architect and Founder	ISEA2010 Gergely Kovács is an architect and one of the founders of the Hungarian Contemporary Architecture Center. He works frequently with fine artists, sociologists and urban planners.	HU	,
Márton	András	Juhász	Artist-Exhibiting	Kitchen Budapest		Biologist and Media Artist	ISEA2010 Márton András Juhász is a biochemist and media-artist based in Budapest. He is the research supervisor of Kitchen Budapest media lab.	Budapest, HU	,
Aernoudt		Jacobs	Artist-Exhibiting			Sound Artist and Researcher	ISEA2010 Aernoudt Jacobs, 1968, lives and works in Brussels. After his architectural studies it did not take long, however, before he chose to work with sound. His works are the result of research into the different aspects of field recording and how to assimilate this material into new forms and contexts. In his installation work Jacobs investigates correlations between sound, matter, space/location, perception and psychoacoustics. The association of sound perception and memory is an ongoing	Brussels, BE	,
Terike		Haapoja	Artist-Exhibiting	Academy of Fine Arts in Helsinki		Artist, Visual Artist, and Installation Artist	ISEA2010 Terike Haapoja, 1974, is a visual artist, based in Helsinki, Finland. Her work consists of videos, installations and performance projects. Haapoja’s work deals with human – non-human relationships and the clash of the subjective experience of the world with objective knowledge of it. She also works as a director and visual designer in contemporary performance projects. Haapoja holds a master’s degree from both the Theatre Academy of Finland and the Academy of Fine Arts in Helsinki, w	Helsinki, FI	,
Verena		Friedrich	Artist-Exhibiting	University of Art and Design Offenbach			ISEA2010 Verena Friedrich develops predominantly installations, objects and robotics dealing with the relationship between people, science and technology. Her work includes the use of electronics and digital media as well as sculptural and biological material. Friedrich studied art and media at the University of Art and Design Offenbach, at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna and at the Academy of Media Arts Cologne. Shown internationally at various media art festivals and exhibitions, Friedrich’s	Germany	10.018343294857,51.133481343993
Işıl		Eğrikavuk	Artist-Exhibiting	Bilgi University		Film/Video Artist	ISEA2010 Işıl Eğrikavuk, 1980, lives and works in Istanbul, Turkey. She studied literature at Boğaziçi University (Istanbul) then went to the School of the Art Institute of Chicago for her MFA in Performance Art. She moved back to Istanbul in 2008 where she is currently teaching performance and video art at Bilgi University. Eğrikavuk is also a reporter for a Turkish daily newspaper, where she covers stories on the convergence of of culture and politics. Recent exhibitions: the 11th Istanbul	TK	,
Martin	John	Callanan	Artist-Exhibiting	Slade School of Fine Art and University College London		Artist	ISEA2010 Martin John Callanan is an artist exploring notions of citizenship within the globally connected world. Information, data and knowledge are primary concerns. His work spans numerous mediums and engages both emerging and commonplace technology. Examples include the translation of active communication data into music, and the freezing in time of the earth’s water system. Callanan is currently a Teaching Fellow at the Slade School of Fine Art, University College London, as well as Junior	United Kingdom	-2.3696695703628,54.237933360747
Juliana		Borinski	Artist-Exhibiting	Academy of Media Arts Cologne (KHM)			ISEA2010 Born in 1979 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Juliana Borinski studied audio-visual media art at the Academy of Media Arts Cologne (KHM) in Germany until 2007 and, between 2004 and 2005, at the National School of Fine Arts at the Villa Arson, in Nice, France. Her work blurs the borders between different practices such as video, experimental cinema, photography and performance. Her expanded media installations often integrate basic new technologies, materials and machines referring to histori	Germany	10.018343294857,51.133481343993
Tatsuo		Unemi	Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter	Soka University	Faculty of Engineering Department of Information Systems Science	_Professor	ISEA2019 Tatsuo Unemi was born in Kanazawa, Japan in 1956. After he graduated from Department of Control Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology in 1978, he worked in the fields of Artificial Intelligence as a graduate school student, a research associate, and a lecturer. He received a doctor’s degree in 1994 from the same university. He has been teaching Computer Science at Soka University since 1992, and working as a professor since 2012. He develops artistic software such as SBArt for v	Tokyo, Japan	139.77,35.68	http://www.intlab.soka.ac.jp/~unemi/
Daniel		Bisig	Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter	Zurich University of the Arts		Senior Researcher	ISEA2019 Daniel Bisig was born in Zurich, Switzerland in 1968. In 1998, he received a PhD in Protein Crystallography at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology. He joined the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory at the University of Zurich in 2001 as a senior researcher. Since 2006, he has a research position at the Institute for Computer Music and Sound Technology, Zurich University of the Arts. He works as an artist in the fields of artificial live and generative art and has realized algori	Switzerland, Swiss Confederation	8.2343919138785,46.80249558295	http://bitingbit.org/intro.php
Aram		Bartholl	Artist-Exhibiting	Berlin University			ISEA2010 Aram Bartholl has lived and worked in Berlin since 1995. He studied architecture at the Berlin University of the Arts and graduated in 2001. He is a member of the ‘Urban Media Salon’ Berlin and member of the NYC based ‘Free, Art & Technology Lab’ aka ‘F.A.T. Lab’. In his installations, workshops and performances Bartholl thematizes the relationships between net data space and public, everyday life and the tension between on- and offline culture. His art works have been presented at	Berlin, Germany	13.38333,52.51667
Jennifer	Kanary	Nikolov(a)	Presenter	University of Amsterdam and University of Plymouth		Lecturer	ISEA2010 Jennifer Kanary Nikolov(a) is Lecturer in the Art and Research Honours program of the Gerrit Rietveld Academy and the University of Amsterdam, and a Ph.D. candidate at M-Node, Planetary Collegium, University of Plymouth, UK.	CA	,
Juanita		Schläpfer-Miller	Presenter	Zurich University of the Arts		Artist and Research Associate	ISEA 2012 Juanita Schläpfer-Miller, Institute of Integrative Biology, ETH (Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule), Zurich, CH ISEA 2010 Juanita Schläpfer-Miller, MSc. is a research associate at the University of the Arts in Zurich (ZHdK). She is an artist and science communicator and has developed interactive exhibits for science centres and museums. She was an exhibit developer and artist-inresidence at the Exploratorium in San Francisco and she has shown in galleries and museums in the	GB	,
Angelika		Hilbeck	Presenter	Zurich University of the Arts	Institute of Integrative Biology	Research Scientist and Co-founder	ISEA 2012 Angelika Hilbeck, Institute of Integrative Biology, ETH (Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule), Zurich, CH ISEA 2010 Angelika Hilbeck is a senior scientist at the Institute of Integrative Biology at ETH Zurich and serves as Co-Director of Studies, for the Z-Node – Ph.D. program University of the Arts, Zurich. Her studies and research focused on agro-ecology and biodiversity, including bio control, sustainable farming practices, and insect-plant interactions. Since 1994, her re	Germany	10.018343294857,51.133481343993
Jörg		Stüdemann	Presenter				ISEA2010 Councillor for Cultural Affairs, City of Dortmund	Dortmund, DE	,
Hans-Heinrich		Grosse-Brockhoff	Presenter				ISEA2010 Secretary of State for Cultural Affairs North Rhine-Westphalia	DE	,
Stephanie		Rothenberg	Artist-Exhibiting, Curator, Presenter, and Moderator	University at Buffalo	Department of Visual Studies	Associate Professor and Theme Leader	ISEA2020 Stephanie Rothenberg’s interdisciplinary art draws from digital culture, science and economics to explore relationships between human designed systems and biological ecosystems. Moving between real and virtual spaces her work investigates the power dynamics of techno utopias, global economics and outsourced labor. She has exhibited throughout the US and internationally in venues including Eyebeam (US), Sundance Film Festival (US), Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art / MASS MoCA (	Buffalo, New York, United States of America	-78.8784,42.8865	https://stephanierothenberg.com/
		The Erasers	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 The Erasers are a group whose work is based on the integration of various seemingly diverse elements such as: live cinema/ improvised music/ performance_actions/ the Internet/ and installation techniques. The erasers are an open circuit. They are as few or as many as each project demands and they all function within the free association that the erasers are. The erasers search for the possibility of presenting their work to an open and unbiased audience has led them to work under var		Unable to automatically detect coordinates	http://www.theerasers.blogspot.com/
		Personal Cinema	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 of media arts. It plans and organizes projects and activities that encourage the critical stance toward the new forms of production, presentation and distribution of audiovisual products. Personal Cinema, anticipates cooperation with social and artistic networks, groups and individuals, that take a similar stance and consider necessary the creation of a visible space of debate; with those people that are engaged in constant inventions to render explicit and clear the ‘signal’ from ‘n		Unable to automatically detect coordinates	http://personalcinema.org/
Max		Moswitzer	Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter	konsum netin			ISEA2009 Max Moswitzer aka Mosmax Hax is an artist and lives in Vienna and Zurich. He founded konsum. net in 1995, and has developed interactive installations, telematic setups and videos. In 1986 he graduated in Communications Theory under the director of studies: Roy Ascott. By then he had created first network and Internet art projects, installations, experimental coding and computer manipulations. In 1987 he was awarded an Ars Electronica Stipend. He participated amongst others in Ars  El		Unavailable
Lizzie		Muller	Curator, Presenter, and Moderator			Senior Lecturer, Curator, and Researcher	ISEA2017 ISEA2015 Lizzie Muller is a curator and researcher specializing in interdisciplinary collaboration, interaction and audience experience. Previous curatorial projects include Awfully Wonderful: Science Fiction in Contemporary Art (with Bec Dean, Sydney, 2011); The Art of Participatory Design (with Lian Loke, Sydney 2010) and Mirror States (with Kathy Cleland, Sydney and Auckland, 2008). Recent publications include The Return of the Wonderful: Monanisms and the undisciplined objects	Australia	134.48956260698,-25.734968491622
David		Guez	Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter			Artist	ISEA2016 David Guez (France), artist. ISEA2015 David Guez has been creating artwork related to new media and digital forms since 1994. His works question contemporary subjects and their link with new technologies. Guez deals with topics as varied as free media, psychoanalysis, time, collective uses of the internet, identity problems and loss of liberty, but his most recent projects deal with memory and time. In 2015, he launched the collective VRLAB.FR exploring art and virtual reality. His w	France, French Republic	1.69833,50.56056	http://www.guez.org/
David		Elliott	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 David Elliott is an artist who strives to use simple materials to address complex concepts. He has a background in photography from the International Center of Photography in New York and in fine art from San Francisco Art Institute. He is primarily interested in social conceptual work that touches on games, psychology, politics and design.		Unable to automatically detect coordinates
Patrick		Tierney	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 Patrick Tierney is a student of architecture at Princeton University, previously having studied at UCLA with the department of Design \| Media Arts. He is currently working in Los Angeles for an independent video game developer		Unable to automatically detect coordinates
Polise		De Marchi	Presenter	SENAC University		Architect, Associate Professor, and Ph.D.	ISEA2010 Polise De Marchi, Ph.D. is architect, urbanist and associate professor in the Digital Interface Design Graduate Course at SENAC University where she is also enrolled in the research: “Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) applied to Design: interface [body, object, environment, city]”.	BR	,
Carl		Skelton	Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter	Polytechnic Institute		_Professor, _Director, and Media Artist	ISEA2018 Carl Skelton is Industry Professor and the founding director of the Brooklyn Experimental Media Center and the academic programs in Integrated Digital Media at the Polytechnic Institute of New York University. His creative/research work bridges the arts, design, technology, and community engagement. He is currently working on two books: "New Soft City Culture: The Case of Betaville" for Springer, and "The Multimedia Programming Fakebook" with R. Luke DuBois for MIT Press. Carl's work h	New York City, New York, United States of America	-73.9866,40.7306	https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Carl-Skelton
Helmut		Eirund	Presenter	Institute for Applied Mediatechnology and Culture		_Professor	ISEA2011 Prof. Dr. Helmut Eirund received his diploma in computer science from University Kiel (DE) in 1985. He joined TA/Olivetti research lab (Nürnberg) and worked within several r&d projects on multimedia document management, where he becomes Technical Project Leader of the EU ESPRIT-Project 28 Multos. Until 1991 he was a research assistent at University of Oldenburg where he also received his doctoral degree on multimedia document archival. Sub	DE	,
Thorsten		Teschke	Presenter	University of Applied Sciences Bremen		_Professor	ISEA2010 Thorsten Teschke is Professor for Computer Science in the Center for Informatics and Mediatechnology at the University of Applied Sciences Bremen.	DE	,
Shannon	C.	McMullen	Presenter	Purdue University		Assistant Professor	ISEA2015 Shannon McMullen & Fabian Winkler are interdisciplinary artists and researchers combining their backgrounds in new media art and sociology to produce collaborative artworks that often combine sound, image, code and installation to create temporary new social spaces and investigate relations between nature and technology (gardensandmachines.com). Their work as been shown internationally at venues such as Art Center Nabi, Seoul, Korea; ZKM Center for Art and Media, Karlsruhe, Germ	United States of America	-97.922211212118,39.381266130568
Geert-Jan		Hobijn	Presenter			Founder and Installation Artist	ISEA2010 Geert-Jan Hobijn is the founder of the art collective Staalplaat Soundsystem, that has created a multitude of sound installations, moving more and more into public space.	NL	,
Peter		Veenstra	Presenter			_Director	ISEA2010 Peter Veenstra is one of the directors of Lola landscape architects, based in Rotterdam (NL). Lola researches and designs new spatial phenomena in public space.	NL	,
Thomas		Munz	Presenter			Independent Curator and Editor	ISEA2010 Thomas Munz is an independent curator and editor living in Berlin. In his curatorial and editorial work he is focusing on contemporary art at the crossroads of technology, science and nature, and on the cultural and political implications of digital and electronic media on present-day society.	Berlin, DE	,
Steve		Benford	Presenter	University of Nottingham		_Professor	ISEA2010 Steve Benford is Professor of Collaborative Computing at the Mixed Reality Laboratory in the School of Computer Science at the University of Nottingham. He published over two hundred works including two award-winning papers at CHI (2005 and 2009).	GB	,
Duncan		Rowland	Presenter	University of Nottingham		Postdoctoral Research Fellow	ISEA2010 Duncan Rowland is the Senior Research Fellow in Social Computing at the Mixed Reality Laboratory in the School of Computer Science at the University of Nottingham. He published over forty articles and exhibited at CHI, SIGGRAPH, UbiComp and the London ICA.	GB	,
Gabriella		Giannachi	Presenter	University of Exeter		_Professor	ISEA2010 Gabriella Giannachi is Professor in Performance and New Media, and Director of the Centre for Intermedia at the University of Exeter. Her book publications include Virtual Theatres (2004) and Politics of New Media Theatre (2007).	GB	,
Anne		Laforet	Presenter			Researcher and Writer	ISEA2010 Anne Laforet is a researcher and a writer. Her Ph.D. thesis (from the University of Avignon in France in 2009) on the preservation of net art has just been published in print and online. Anne writes on digital art and culture for Arte.tv and Poptronics.fr and makes some sounds with her computer.	FR	,
Honor		Beddard	Presenter	Victoria and Albert Museum		Curator	ISEA2010 Honor Beddard is Curator of Computer Art in the V&A’s Word and Image Department. She currently works on the AHRC funded Computer Art and Technocultures project. Honor is responsible for researching and cataloguing the V&A’s collection of computergenerated art and design. Prior to joining the V&A, she worked at the British Council and the Contemporary Art Society.	GB	,
Douglas		Dodds	Presenter	Victoria and Albert Museum		Curator	ISEA2010 Douglas Dodds is the V&A’s Senior Curator of Computer Art. He is also Head of Digital Collections and Services in the Museum’s Word and Image Department, which incorporates the National Art Library and the V&A’s western collections of prints, drawings, paintings and photographs. He is the Co-Investigator of the Computer Art and Technocultures project (CAT), funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.	London, United Kingdom	-0.1275,51.50722
Nicholas		Lambert	Presenter	Victoria & Albert Museum	Art History	Researcher	ISEA2010 Nick Lambert is Researcher in Digital Media Art at the Department of History of Art and Screen Media, Birkbeck. He is Principal Investigator on the Computer Art and Technocultures project, held jointly with the Victoria & Albert Museum, and researches the history of digital art. He is also associated with the EVA Conference and is Chairman of the Computer Arts Society.	GB	,
Seungae		Bang	Presenter	Soongsil University			ISEA2010 Seungae Bang is in the master course in the graduate school of Soongsil University, the Global School of Media.	KR	,
Rosa	Maria	Oliveira	Presenter	University of Aveiro		_Professor	ISEA2010 Rosa Maria Oliveira is a professor at Communication and Art Department, University of Aveiro, Portugal. Develops the artistic work under holography, and the research in ID+ Research Institute for Design, Media and Culture, under the relation between art, science and technology and artistic education.	PT	,
Inês		Albuquerque	Presenter	University of Aveiro		Researcher and Ph.D Student	ISEA2010 Inês Albuquerque is a Ph.D. student and art researcher in Art Studies, at Communication and Art Department, University of Aveiro, Portugal. The main interests of her research are the relations between art, science and technology, and the questions around the public, artist and work in contemporary art.	PT	,
Ricardo		Torres	Presenter	Lisbon University Institute		Researcher	ISEA2010 Ricardo Torres is a Sociologist at Lisbon University Institute, researcher at Centre for Research in Anthropology, focuses Art, Internet, and Social Movements, trying to understand a new world with new strategies and social organization. Ph.D. student in Technology and Social Movements, supervised by Tom R. Burns.	PT	,
Denis		Lorrain	Presenter	University of Montreal		Assistant Professor and _Professor	ISEA2011 Prof. dr. Denis Lorrain. Born in 1948, Canadian and French citizen. He has studied at the Music Faculties of the universities of Montreal and McGill (Canada), and holds a Doctoral Degree from the University of Paris I Sorbonne (France), in Music and Aesthetics of Musical Arts, directed by composer Iannis Xenakis. From 1973 to 1979, he has studied and worked in Europe, at Utrecht, Paris and Marseille. Assistant-Professor at the University of Montreal from 1980 to 1982, he has taught c	DE	,	http://perso.numericable.fr/~lordenis
Thomas	A.	Troge	Presenter	University of Music Karlsruhe		_Professor and _Director	ISEA2011 Prof. dr. Thomas Alexander Troge was born in 1950. He studied piano and composition at the University of Music in Karlsruhe, Germany, and at the same time engeneering at the University Karlsruhe. In the following years he studied also Sociology and Psychology. Until 1985, Thomas A. Troge focused mainly on concert and teaching activities as well as plates and redio recordings. 1985-1995, he founded and directed the ‘Center for Music and Leisure Research’, and also received numerous in	DE	,
Sebastian		Schmidt	Presenter	University of Music and University of Design Hannover and the Landesmuseum Hannover			ISEA2011 Sebastian Schmidt was born in Halle/Saale (Germany) 1977. From 2001 – 2005 he worked at the University of Design Hannover and the Landesmuseum Hannover, this work included the „Interaktiver Museumsrundgang“ project as well as support for final year Diploma students in the areas of audio and Video/3D. Since 2005 Sebastian has studied musicology and music informatics at the University of Music Karlsruhe and the University Karlsruhe. During this time he has produced numerous works that	DE	,
Nicolas		Remy	Presenter	Thessaly University	Architecture and Design	Teacher	ISEA2010 Nicolas Remy specializes in building physics, acoustics and lightning design. He has taught at the national superior school of Architecture in Grenoble and the national superior School of Architecture, Marseille. He currently teaches at the Department of Architecture of Thessaly University, Greece.	FR	,
Ioannis		Zannos	Presenter	State Institute for Music Research (SIM)		Musician	ISEA2011 Iannis Zannos has a background in music composition, ethnomusicology and interactive performance. He has worked as Director of the Music Technology and Documentation section at the State Institute for Music Research (S.I.M.) in Berlin, Germany, and Research Director at the Center for Research for Electronic Art Technology (CREATE) at the University of California, Santa Barbara. He has taken part at numerous international collab	GR	,
Eva		Kekou	Presenter	University of the Aegean		Lecturer and Postdoctoral Research Fellow	ISEA2014 Eva Kekou, Greece ISEA2011 Eva Kekou has a multidisciplinary background (literature, art history and political theory). She has been lecturing at various academic institutions worldwide. Her fields of expertise are locative media, psychogeography, interactive media and urban studies. She has presented and published at international conferences and has also curated exhibitions, workshops in Greece. ISEA2010 Eva Kekou’s recent publications focus on public space, interactive	Greece	23.828553739471,38.589021289637
Christiane		Heibach	Moderator and Presenter	University of Applied Sciences and Arts Nortwestern Switzerland		Research Fellow	ISEA2014 Christiane Heibach (moderator), CH, is currently Research Fellow at the Basel Institute of Research in Art and Design (University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland) and at the Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design. With a background in German Literary Studies she completed her PhD at the University of Heidelberg in 2000 with one of the first studies on internet literature. ISEA2011 Christiane Heibach is a researcher in aesthtics, media and literary studies	Switzerland, Swiss Confederation	8.2343919138785,46.80249558295
Lucas		Evers	Presenter	Waag Society			ISEA2010 Lucas Evers is head of the e-Culture programme of Waag Society in Amsterdam, he is interested and involved in projects where art, science, design and the societal meet, extending the e of e-Culture to a wider range of technology informed arts and their representations of, meaning for and effects on society.	Amsterdam, NL	,	http://waag.org/
Aljosa		Abrahamsberg	Artist-Performing				ISEA2008 Nullo		Unable to automatically detect coordinates
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Jasmin		Meerhoff	Presenter	Bauhaus-University Weimar		Scholar	ISEA2010 Jasmin Meerhoff B.A. is media and cultural scholar, Bauhaus University Weimar. Her main focuses are the history of media and technology, Usability and Governmentality Studies. She is currently writing on a history and theory of user’s manuals.	DE	,
Moritz		Wehrmann	Presenter	Bauhaus-University Weimar			ISEA2010 Moritz Wehrmann studies Media Art (MFA) at the Bauhaus-University Weimar. His points of interest are the links between information, space, and human cognition. In his works he explores and uses characteristics of various media and material.	DE	,
Paul		Coulton	Presenter	Lancaster University		Senior Lecturer	ISEA2010 Dr. Paul Coulton is a Senior Lecturer at Lancaster University and founder of the Mobile Radicals. He has over 15 years’ research experience in mobile and leads the Mobile Experiences Group of the Nokia Innovation Network, which is an elite group of 20 universities around the world selected by Nokia.	GB	,
Andrew		Wilson	Presenter				ISEA2010 Andrew Wilson has used mobile phones for creative participation for 10 years. His work includes The Guardian’s SMS poetry competition and City Poems in Leeds and Antwerp. He is a founder member of Thumbprint Co-operative, developing mobile technology for public participation and civic engagement.	GB	,
Nanda		Khaorapapong	Presenter				ISEA2010 Nanda Khaorapapong is from Bangkok, moved to London in 2003. His reading and experimenting have involved aesthetics of body data, human-human interaction, human-machine symbiosis and analogue-digital actuators/sensors. His current focus is on invisible sensing interfaces for human emotions.	London, GB	,
Krisztián		Gergely	Presenter			Researcher	ISEA2010 Krisztián Gergely is studying IT, as part of his B.Sc in computer program design at ELTE Budapest. He started working with Kitchen Budapest in 2009, as a researcher and software developer. He is mainly concerned with live coding and with how to get nonspecialists to get a taste of it.	HU	,
Eszter		Ozsvald	Presenter			Researcher	ISEA2010 Eszter Ozsvald studied Industrial Design Engineering and Mechatronics in Hungary. She joined Kitchen Budapest media lab in 2008 and worked there for a year. Her research focuses on developing a robotic fish and on exploring the field of interactive art.	HU	,
Andras	Sly	Szalai	Presenter			Artist and Installation Artist	ISEA2010 Andras Sly Szalai is a Multimedia Hacker and Prototype Ninja, who likes to connect everyday objects to computers and remote control non-everyday objects with an ordinary mobile phone. He is an Artist and Interaction Designer who likes to build crazy installations for crazy people.	Hungary	19.499349009147,47.060266747176
Maria-Camilla		Fiazza	Presenter			Computer Scientist	ISEA2010 Maria-Camilla Fiazza is a computer scientist with an interdisciplinary interest in embodied intelligence. Her main area of work is biomimetics; the focus, in particular, is on understanding and replicating the mechanisms through which living systems organize and process information.	IT	,
Sebastian		Hundertmark	Presenter	Bauhaus-University Weimar		Lecturer	ISEA2010 Sebastian Hundertmark graduated in product design in 2005. Since 2008 he is working as a lecturer at the department of media art & design at the Bauhaus University. His fields of expertise and interest span from exploring the frontierland between design, art and science to furniture design.	DE	,
Jingming		Liu	Presenter	Shanghai University		Digital Artist	ISEA2010 Jingming Liu is a digital art teacher from Shanghai University who works on digital interactive art.	CN	,
Jiankang		Ji	Presenter	Shanghai University	College of Fine Arts	Designer		CN	,
Fei		Jiang	Presenter	Shanghai University		Ph.D Student	ISEA2010 Fei Jiang is a Ph.D student of Shanghai University and an interactive designer of Virtual Lab. He is mainly in charge of hardware of interaction art works.	CN	,
Qiansheng		Li	Presenter			Engineer	ISEA2010 Qiansheng Li is a software engineer, using Action-Script3 language production animation and interactive interface.	CN	,
Wang		Zheng	Presenter	Shanghai University			ISEA2010 Wang Zheng, born in 1978, in Nanjing, China, is a digital interactive artist and teacher in Fine Art College of Shanghai University. His art work focuses around interactive installation such as human computer interaction, and computer vision.	Nanjing, CN	,
		Veneziano	Artist-Exhibiting	CandidaTV			ISEA2009 Antonio Veneziano & Agnese Trocchi (Rome, Italy) have been active since 1998 in the field of videomaking and video installation.	Rome, Italy	12.48278,41.89306
Agnese		Trocchi	Artist-Exhibiting	CandidaTV			ISEA2009 Antonio Veneziano & Agnese Trocchi (Rome, Italy) have been active since 1998 in the field of videomaking and video installation.	Rome, IT	,
Jay		Bushman	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 Jay Bushman (USA) produces The Loose-Fish Project, an experiment in re-imagining classic works of literature as net-native storytelling. loose-fish.com	US	,
Sarah		Taylor	Presenter	University of Brighton			ISEA2010 Sarah Taylor is Reader within the School of Architecture & Design at the University of Brighton. Her areas of enquiry have pioneered the creation of light-emitting textiles which exploit the visual and mechanical properties of optical fibres as interactive, multisensory textile-based artwork.	GB	,
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Alfred		Linney	Artist-Exhibiting	University College London	Centre for Auditory Research			GB	,
Alexa		Wright	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 visual artist who has collaborated with numerous medical scientists.	GB	,	http://alexawright.com/
Jussi		Parikka	International Programme Committee (IPC) and Presenter	University of Southampton		Visiting Professor	ISEA2010 Dr. Jussi Parikka is the Director of CoDE – The Cultures of the Digital Economy-institute at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge. Reader in Media Theory and History, and Pathway Leader in Media Studies/Co-Director of Anglia Research Centre in Digital Culture (ArcDigital).	Finland	26.199539005192,62.777753965294
Simon		Schubiger	Artist-Exhibiting	ETH Zurich			ISEA2009 Simon Schubiger: CTO of the ETH spin-off company procedural		Unable to automatically detect coordinates
Martina		Eberle	Artist-Exhibiting	ETH Zurich and horao GmbH		Lecturer and _Director	ISEA2009 Martina Eberle (Switzerland) is a Lecturer at the Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK) and Director of the ETH spin off company horao	CH	,
Tony		Sampson	Presenter			Writer and Co-Editor	ISEA2010 Dr. Tony Sampson is a London-based academic and writer. He is the co-editor (with Jussi Parikka) of Spam Book: On Viruses, Porn, and Other Anomalies From the Dark Side of Digital Culture (2009) and currently writing his next book, Virality: Contagion Theory in the Age of Networks.	GB	,
Finn		Brunton	Presenter			Researcher	ISEA2010 Finn Brunton is currently a post doctoral researcher at NYU, where he works on digital technology: history, privacy, anonymity, modification and misuse. He is writing a book about spam, and working on a novel.		Unable to automatically detect coordinates	http://finnb.net/
Camille		Paloque-Bergès	Presenter				ISEA2010 Camille Paloque-Bergès is a Ph.D. candidate at the Université of Paris VIII. Her thesis, researching Internet folklore and network communication, is due for 2010. She teaches Internet history and Net art, and has published a book on the “poetics of programming” (at Archives contemporaines, 2009).	FR	,
Anais	met den	Ancxt	Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter	Scenocosme			ISEA2024 For artist duo Grégory Lasserre and Anaïs met den Ancxt, interaction in their artworks emerges from using multiple kinds of expression. The public share extraordinary sensory experiences in their interactive installationTheir artworks are exhibited in museums, contemporary art centres, and digital art festivals across the world : ZKM Karlsruhe Centre for Art and Media (Germany), Daejeon Museum of Art (Korea), Museum Art Gallery of Nova Scotia (Canada), NCCA (Moscow), CAM Raleigh (USA),		Unavailable	https://www.scenocosme.com/pulsations_e.htm
Kristoffer		Gansing	Presenter			Co-Director	ISEA2010 Kristoffer Gansing is co-director of The Art of the Overhead, a media-archaeological festival devoted to the overhead projector. He’s a Ph.D. student at K3 Univ. of Malmö, SE, with a project on media art working transversally across old and new media.	SE	,
Gregory		Lasserre	Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter	Scenocosme			ISEA2024 For artist duo Grégory Lasserre and Anaïs met den Ancxt, interaction in their artworks emerges from using multiple kinds of expression. The public share extraordinary sensory experiences in their interactive installationTheir artworks are exhibited in museums, contemporary art centres, and digital art festivals across the world : ZKM Karlsruhe Centre for Art and Media (Germany), Daejeon Museum of Art (Korea), Museum Art Gallery of Nova Scotia (Canada), NCCA (Moscow), CAM Raleigh (USA),	France	2.618787,47.824905
Wong	Shu	Yu	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 Journalism student		Unable to automatically detect coordinates
Serene		Cheong	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 Journalism student		Unable to automatically detect coordinates
Justin		Zhuang	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 Journalism student		Unable to automatically detect coordinates
Sam	Kang	Li	Artist-Exhibiting	Nanyang Technological University			ISEA2009 Sam Kang Li (Singapore), studies journalism at the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information of Nanyang Technological University	SG	,
Allan		Hughes	Artist-Exhibiting	Orchid Studios and Irish Museum of Modern Art			ISEA2009 Allan Hughes. Currently on residency at the Irish Museum of Modern Art, Allan Hughes is an artist based in Belfast at Orchid Studios.	Belfast, GB	,
Stuart		Sloan	Artist-Exhibiting				ISEA2009 Stuart Sloan recently made the documentary short Counterweight. He also was part of a small crew that made the Northern Irish feature film I Wanted to Talk to You Last Night (2008).		Unavailable
Matt		Green	Artist-Performing	Sonic Arts Research Centre			ISEA2009 Matt Green is a sound artist who is presently studying for a PhD at the Sonic Arts Research centre, Queen’s University, Belfast, UK.	United Kingdom	-2.3696695703628,54.237933360747	http://mgreensound.com/
Revital		Cohen	Artist-Exhibiting	Royal College of Art	Department of Design Interactions	Research Associate	ISEA2009 Revital Cohen is a designer and researcher who develops critical objects and provocative scenarios exploring the juxtaposition of the natural with the artificial. She is a research associate within the Design Interactions department at the Royal College of Art, UK.	GB	,
Richard		Layzell	Artist-Performing	Wimbledon School of Art, Oxford Brookes University, and Middlesex University			ISEA2009 Richard Layzell is a London-based artist affiliated to ResCen (Middlesex University), Wimbledon College of Art and Oxford Brookes University, UK.	London, GB	,
Evelin		Stermitz	Presenter	University of Ljubljana			ISEA2010 Evelin Stermitz graduated with an M.A. degree in media and new media art from the Academy of Fine Arts and Design, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, and she is holding a master’s degree in philosophy from media studies. Media and new media art works within poststructuralist feminist art practices.	AT	,
Benjamin	Lee	Martin	Presenter			Artist	ISEA2010 Benjamin Lee Martin is an artist in the field of social digital interactive technologies. He has a BA in Arts and Masters in Visual Communication. He lives and works in Berlin & explores connecting people with virtual holes and humanography and diverse art using light, movement, wind and water.	Berlin, DE	,	http://benjiart.com/
Christian		Jacquemin	Presenter				ISEA2011 Christian Ulrik Andersen is associate professor and chair of Digital Aesthetics Research Centre, Aarhus University, Denmark . He researchers within digital aesthetics, software cities and computer games. Together with Søren Pold he is the editor of a new book: “Interface Criticism – Aesthetics Beyond the Buttons”. He is also a researcher in Centre for Digital Urban Living, Aarhus Universit. ISEA2010 Christian Jacquemin is interested in	FR	,
Luke		Hastilow	Presenter	London Metropolitan University		Lecturer and Installation Artist	ISEA2010 Luke Hastilow is a Lecturer in Music Technology Audio Systems at London Metropolitan University. His research focuses on electronics and computing technology for the arts. He has worked internationally on installation and interactive media projects and is a software author and publisher.	GB	,
Giles		Askham	Presenter	London Metropolitan University		Artist, Senior Lecturer, and Curator	ISEA2010 Giles Askham is a senior lecturer at London Metropolitan University. An artist and curator he previously founded Peterborough digital arts. He now works independently and was the lead curator of the exhibition Game/Play produced in collaboration with Furtherfield. He has written and exhibited widely.	GB	,
Lucas		Nijs	Presenter	Sint Lucas School of Arts		Graphic Designer and Teacher	ISEA2010 Lucas Nijs has worked as a graphic designer for Apple Computer and teaches at the Sint Lucas School of Arts in Antwerp, Belgium. He is head of the Experimental Media research group that develops NodeBox.	BE	,
Frederik		De Bleser	Presenter	Sint Lucas School of Arts		Author, Teacher, and Co-founder	ISEA2010 Frederik De Bleser is the author of NodeBox, teacher and co-founder of the Experimental Media group (Sint Lucas School of Arts, Antwerp) in 2004.	BE	,
Tom		de Smedt	Presenter	Sint Lucas School of Arts		Artist, Engineer, and Co-founder	ISEA2010 Tom De Smedt is an artist, software engineer and a cognitive science hobbyist, affiliated with the Computational Psycholinguistics group (University of Antwerp, BE) since 2008 and co-founder of the Experimental Media group (Sint Lucas School of Arts, Antwerp) in 2004.	BE	,
Jan-Peter	E.R.	Sonntag	Presenter			Artist, Installation Artist, Co-founder, and Founder	ISEA2010 Jan-Peter E.R. Sonntag is an artist focusing mainly on media art-based installations and theory. He studied fine arts, art history, music theory, composition, philosophy and cognitive science and, in 2002, founded “N-solab”. He is a cofounder of “hARTware-projects”, now “HMKV”, “oh Ton” and “unerhört”. He had several grants and participations in international exhibitions.	DE	,
Kristin		Mojsiewicz	Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter	Edinburgh College of Art			ISEA2010 Brass Art are Chara Lewis, Kristin Mojsiewicz & Anneke Pettican. Solo exhibitions: The Non-existence of the Unnamed, International 3 and Skyscraping, Yorkshire Sculpture Park. Group exhibitions: Inside Out Object Gallery, Sydney & RCA, The Economy of the Gift A Foundation, Tell it to the Trees, Croft Castle, ArtFutures, Bloomberg Space and Jerwood Drawing Prize.	United Kingdom	-2.3696695703628,54.237933360747
Laura		Maiori	Presenter		Department of Graphics Design	_Professor and Researcher	ISEA2010 Laura Maiori was born in 1978. She graduated in Graphic Design and is currently a Professor and Researcher at the Multimedia Design Department, Universidad Nacional de la Plata. Her fields of work are graphic design, photography and interactive art. She lives and works in La Plata, Argentina.	La Plata, AR	,
Andrea		Sosa	Presenter, Workshop Organiser/Presenter, and International Programme Committee (IPC)	National University of La Plata	Faculty of Fine Arts and Multimedia Design	_Professor, Researcher, and Filmmaker	ISEA2020 Andrea Sosa, Professor and Researcher, National University of La Plata. Lecturer, Researcher, Artist. She works in the field of Art, Design, and New Media. Professor at National University of La Plata (UNLP) and National University of the Arts (UNA) in Argentina, with experience leading multidisciplinary projects combining Art, Science, and Technology. She has developed artistic works with new technologies in collaboration with other artists under the support of several institutions b	La Plata, Argentina	-57.953764,-34.92068
Steven	J.	Barnes	Presenter and Workshop Organiser/Presenter	University of British Columbia		Visual Artist and Teacher	ISEA2015 Steven Barnes, Instructor, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, CA. ISEA2010 Dr. Steven J. Barnes: Initially trained as a visual artist, Steven subsequently became a behavioral neuroscientist – his focus is on the topics of learning and memory, emotion, and neurological and psychiatric disorders. He currently teaches neuroscience at the University of British Columbia, and creates VR applications.		Unavailable	http://stevenjbarnes.com/
Meehae		Song	Presenter	Simon Fraser University (SFU)			ISEA2010 Meehae Song is currently a Ph.D. student at the School of Interactive Arts & Technology, Simon Fraser University, Song has been working with various VR applications from 2000. Her interests lie in exploring the uses of VR spaces for addressing issues of chronic pain and therapy.	CA	,
JeongHo		Park	Presenter			Architect	ISEA2010 JeongHo Park is student in Intermediales Design in FH-Trier, Germany. He had B.Sc. (Civil Engineering, Yonsei Univ.) and M.A. (Music Technology, KNUA.) in Korea. His works are based on Media, Music and Interactive Design. He is doing research in Architecture, Media and Code Art.	KR	,
Michael		Pinsky	Presenter	Royal College of Art			ISEA2010 Michael Pinsky has created challenging works exploring issues shaping our public realm. He has shown at the TATE, Saatchi Gallery, ICA, BALTIC, Liverpool Biennial, CCC, Tours; Armory Center of the Arts, LA and the Rotterdam International Architectural Biennial. Dr. Pinsky, a graduate from the Royal College of Art, has received numerous awards including: RSA, Art and Architecture, Arts & Business, Wellcome Trust and was shortlisted for the Gulbenkian Museums Award.	GB	,
Jangwon		Lee	Presenter	Soongsil University			ISEA2014 Jangwon Lee, MAAT (Media Art In Aesthetic Technology) Lab, South Korea ISEA2010 Jangwon Lee is in M.S. programme in the Global School of Media, the graduate school of Soongsil University. He is majoring in media art.	Korea	128.16894434232,36.536236465411
Hoyeon		Lee	Presenter	Soongsil University			ISEA2010 Hoyeon Lee is a Ph.D. candidate in the Global School of Media, the graduate school of Soongsil University. He is majoring in computer graphics.	Korea	128.16894434232,36.536236465411
Wolfgang		Schneider	Presenter			Co-founder and Editor	ISEA2010 Dr. Wolfgang Schneider born 1945, Natural Scientist, Studies in Geology, History, History of the Arts (Universities of Cologne and Bochum), 1977-2010 Director of the Museum der Stadt Gladbeck, co-founder of the Gesellschaft für Elektronische Kunst, 1986-2010 international, biannual competition and exhibition for the “Golden Plotter Award, Gladbeck”, editor of catalogues in history and cultural history.	DE	,
Brian		Mackern	Presenter	University of Uruguay		Artist, Coordinator, Curator, and Founder	ISEA2010 Brian Mackern, new media artist. Professor for Digital and Electronic Arts at Fine Arts Institute, University of Uruguay. New Media Art coordinator/curator at Cme – Subte, Montevideo. Founder and organizer of dorkbot.mvd, the local version of dorkbot events and Kilo~Ciclo/Arte Sonoro: experimental sound visual concerts.	UY	,	http://netart.org.uy/brian.html
Rejane		Cantoni	Presenter			Installation Artist and Researcher	ISEA2010 Rejane Cantoni was born in São Paulo; studies of Communication, Semiotics, Visualization of Information Systems and Expanded Cinema, in São Paulo and Geneva; since 1987 researches and develops immersive and interactive installations.	São Paulo, BR	,	http://cantoni-crescenti.com.br/
Ivan		Puig	Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter	TriodO		Artist	ISEA2012 Iván Puig, Mexico, 1977. Multidisciplinary artist, he did studies in electronics and fine arts in Guanajuato, Mexico; Quebec, Canada and Valencia, Spain. ISEA2010 Ivan Puig is a Mexican artist based in Mexico City. He is Member of the collective TriodO. He did studies in electronics and Fine Arts. His actual work is a mixture of disciplines in which the use of technology is part of discourse.	Mexico City, Mexico	-99.14556,19.41944	http://ivanpuig.net/
Lila		Pagola	Presenter			Visual Artist	ISEA2010 Lila Pagola lives and works in Argentina. Educated in visual arts, she began experimenting with computer graphics and interactive design in the 90s. Her recent research focusses on relationship between free software/culture and art, as a critical and interdisciplinary approach to artistic production.	AR	,
Enrique		Rivera	Presenter			Media Artist, Researcher, and _Director	ISEA2010 Enrique Rivera (CL, 1977) is a media artist and researcher from Chile, director of Plataforma Cultura Digital, an Art, Science and Technology lab from Santiago. His research focusses on the history of media art in South America and the implications of digital culture on developing countries.	CL	,
Catalina		Ossa	Presenter			Artist, Founder, and _Director	ISEA2010 Catalina Ossa, born in Santiago, Chile in 1982. She is a multimedia artist, founder of the Art and Science studio or_am and has worked on the production of Tesla: Summit of Digital Culture in 2008-09, and 9th Video and Media Arts Biennial. She is one of the Directors of plataformaculturadigital.cl.	Santiago, CL	,
Claudio		Rivera-Seguel	Presenter			Artist, Curator, and Educator	ISEA2010 Claudio Rivera-Seguel is an artist/curator/educator working on interdisciplinary initiatives related to art, science and technology. Experiments with digital graphics, immersive telepresence and physical computing. Graduated from UBC Architecture School, Canada, 1992. Recipient of “The Millenium Grant” (Canada, 1999).	CL	,
Valeria		Marraco	Presenter and Workshop Organiser/Presenter			Film/Video Artist and Dancer	ISEA2010 Valeria Marraco is a dancer and videographer who lives and works in Amsterdam. You can see her work at vimeo.	Buenos Aires, Argentina	-58.38194,-34.59972
Norah	Zuniga	Shaw	Workshop Organiser/Presenter, Artist-Performing, and Artist-Exhibiting	Goethe University		_Director, Choreographer, and Installation Artist	ISEA2010 Norah Zuniga Shaw is an artist based in the U.S. whose work centers on choreographic knowledge as a locus for interdisciplinary and intercultural creativity. Synchronous Objects, her most recent collaborative project with William Forsythe and Maria Palazzi, was launched online and at the Wexner Center for the Arts in 2009 and featured in the N.Y. Times and Communication Arts. Zuniga Shaw is currently presenting on the work as part of a global tour produced by the Goethe Institute. Sh	US	,
Cara		Snyman	Collaborators & Contributors and Workshop Organiser/Presenter					ZA	,
Emeka		Ogboh	Collaborators & Contributors and Workshop Organiser/Presenter					NG	,
Nii	Laryea	Korley	Collaborators & Contributors and Workshop Organiser/Presenter					GH	,
Fatoumata		Kande	Collaborators & Contributors and Workshop Organiser/Presenter					SN	,
Luc	Fosther	Diop	Collaborators & Contributors and Workshop Organiser/Presenter					CM	,	https://www.lucfostherdiop.com/
Eyongakpa	Mbi aka	Em’kal	Workshop Organiser/Presenter and Collaborators & Contributors					CM	,