Berlin-based German artist Boris Eldagsen (*1970) studied philosophy and visual arts at the Art Academies of Mainz, Prague and Hyderabad. Since 2000 his photomedia work has been shown internationally in institutions and festivals including ACP Sydney, EMAF Osnabrück, Edinburgh Art Festival, ELEKTRA Montréal, BACC Bangkok, and the Kochi-Muziris Biennale.

Carla Gannis is an American transmedia artist based in New York and a professor at NYU. Her art is characterized by a commitment to experimentation. Throughout her career, she has worked with an array of mediums and tools, including drawing, painting, video, interactivity, extended reality, and machine learning.

Emi Kusano is a multidisciplinary artist born in Tokyo in 1990. Her practice integrates emerging technologies, including AI, to explore nostalgia, pop culture, and collective memory. Her work has been exhibited internationally in over 20 countries at institutions including M+ Museum (Hong Kong), Saatchi Gallery (London), Grand Palais Immersif (Paris), Museum Francisco Carolinum (Linz), and the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa, and at major international art fairs such as Frieze, Untitled Art Miami, and Kiaf.

Fabiola Larios (b. 1986) is a Mexican interdisciplinary artist based in Miami currently in residence at Bakehouse Art Complex. Her work explores the aesthetics and politics of surveillance, self-representation, and obsolescence in the digital age. Through installations that fuse e-waste, glitter, vintage electronics, and bedazzled surveillance cameras, Larios critiques how identity is shaped by algorithmic systems and economies of visibility.

Gretchen Andrew hacks systems of power with art, code, and glitter. She is known for her unique merger of traditional mediums and strategic information technology. Trained in classical oil painting through a five-year apprenticeship with Billy Childish, she merges traditional techniques with technologies including AI, search engine manipulation, and robotics.

James Bridle is a writer, artist and technologist. They are the author of 'New Dark Age' (2018) and 'Ways of Being' (2022) and their work can be found at http://jamesbridle.com.

Maya Man (b. 1996, Pennsylvania, USA) is an artist focused on contemporary identity culture on the internet. Her work examines dominant narratives around femininity, authenticity, and the performance of self. She has exhibited internationally at the Whitney Museum of American Art, NYC; bitforms, NYC; the Museum of Fashion, Antwerp; SOOT, Tokyo; Verse, London; HEK, Basel; and the online platform Feral File.

Michael Mandiberg is an interdisciplinary artist who created Print Wikipedia, edited The Social Media Reader (NYU Press), and co-founded Art+Feminism. Their projects have been exhibited at Los Angeles County Museum of Art, The Whitney Museum of American Art, The New Museum, and Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, amongst others, and have been written about widely, from Artforum to Süddeutsche Zeitung.

Vuk Ćosić is a canonized classic of net.art and a co-founder of the nettime and Syndicate mailing lists as well as the Ljubljana Digital Media Lab. His basic education as an archaeologist combined with an avant-gardist ethos has provided him with both the long view and rapid bursts of passion necessary for working in the critical media arts. He sometimes writes about himself in the third person.