Taís Koshino is a visual artist, researcher and curator. She is co-founder and curator of DiverseNFTArt and a master's student at the Graduate Program in Visual Arts (UnB). Her work is around drawing and investigates its possibilities of containing in itself imprecision and its power of impermanence. Through drawing with crooked lines and shapeless forms, the artist proposes another relationship with the image, of affective re-significations that are in a constant process of change.
Since 2014, she has participated in group shows and art exhibitions. In 2019, she had her first solo exhibition as part of a residency at Studio Kura (Japan). Her drawings have been printed in national and international publications.
Brazilian and pawky. Inconsistent but insistent. I am from Florianópolis and I work as a graphic designer. I make art to understand the nuances, and not limit my life to a single color palette. I make art to be free. Experimenting and always experiencing.
Eran Hilleli is an animation director currently based in Pardes Hana, Israel. His works include short films, music videos and variable interactive pieces. Fascinated by simple shapes and lands that don't exist Eran’s work allows plenty of room for interpretation. Eran has co-founded iorama a playful software studio and is currently represented by Hornet, the NYC based animation production company. His works have been screened in festivals around the world and received numerous awards.
Ivo Puiupo, born in '96 in Lisbon of a mother from Paraíba and a father from Manauara, currently lives in São Paulo where he develops his research focused on sequential narratives. His work dialogues with comics and its intersections between photography, animation, art and sound.
Marissa Noana is an illustrator and visual artist living in the city of Fortaleza, Ceará. She mobilizes several languages linked to artistic militancy to create an educational process of lesbian experiences and affectivities, and fighting against the various forms of violence she constantly faces. Articulator of the collective Terroristas del Amor, together with visual artist Dhiovana Barroso
Mario Klingemann is an artist who uses algorithms and artificial intelligence to create and investigate systems. He is particularly interested in human perception of art and creativity, researching methods in which machines can augment or emulate these processes. Thus his artistic research spans a wide range of areas like generative art, cybernetic aesthetics, information theory, feedback loops, pattern recognition, emergent behaviors, neural networks, cultural data or storytelling.
He was winner of the Lumen Prize Gold 2018, received an honorary mention at the Prix Ars Electronica 2020 and won the British Library Labs Creative Award 2015. He is represented by Onkaos, Madrid and DAM Gallery Berlin.
Sasha Stiles is a poet, artist and strategist working at the intersection of text and technology. Their creative practice seeks to decipher the hidden language of the dawning Novacene, probing what it means to be human in a nearly post-human age. Stiles is known for cross-border
works and translations that challenge reductive thinking, merging biological and mechanical, analog and digital, historical and modern in explorations of transhuman communication and transcendent possibility. Many of their projects incorporate elements of nature, investigating nonhuman intelligence and the ethos of consciousness. Recent experiments with generative text posit new modes of human-machine collaboration, and challenge what we think we know about creativity.
Taís Koshino is a visual artist, researcher and curator. She is co-founder and curator of DiverseNFTArt and a master's student at the Graduate Program in Visual Arts (UnB). Her work is around drawing and investigates its possibilities of containing in itself imprecision and its power of impermanence. Through drawing with crooked lines and shapeless forms, the artist proposes another relationship with the image, of affective re-significations that are in a constant process of change.
Since 2014, she has participated in group shows and art exhibitions. In 2019, she had her first solo exhibition as part of a residency at Studio Kura (Japan). Her drawings have been printed in national and international publications.
Zhana Mitkova is an illustrator and animator from Bulgaria, and a summer person as seen through most of her artwork. Her illustrations are sometimes odd, often dreamy and almost always stress-melting.
She specializes in packaging, editorial design, and everything that promotes well-being and the joie de vivre.
