868labs is a Berlin-based collective developing tactical tools for decentralized, off-grid communication.

Alexey Boriskin is an artist/software developer working across video, code, installation and print.

Dr. Ana Teixeira Pinto is a writer and cultural theorist based in Berlin.

Angelissa Melissa (b. 2003) is a media artist, researcher, and filmmaker based in Depok, Indonesia. Her work spans across visual art, media art, and film.

Annika Santhanam is a designer, director, and technologist. Her practice is rooted in humor and curiosity.

Bani Brusadin is a contemporary art curator, educator and researcher with a background in communication studies, cultural production, and creative activism.

Chia Amisola is an artist & technologist of agencies and ambiences.

Dana Dawud is an artist and writer whose practice moves between film, montage, and sound design, navigating the fluidity of internet cinema across both online and offline spaces.

David Huerta creates art confronting surveillance and power.

DISNOVATION.ORG is an artistic research collective working across art, science, and critical technology.

El Proyecto Sonidero is dedicated to recognizing the power of the sonidero movement since 2008.

Enkaryon Ang is a Taipei-based poet and interdisciplinary artist whose practice weaponizes linguistic authenticity against algorithmic extraction.

gabe nascimento is a non-binary historian who investigates technologies.

Hito Steyerl is a filmmaker and writer based in Berlin. Her work addresses media, technology, and the global circulation of images through video installations, digital environments, and writing.

Iz Paehr is a disabled artist-designer working at the intersection of tactile access, critical technological practice, and trans*feminist world building.

jiawen uffline(*~362 PPM) exists as a user most of the time in her life, is surveilled by her computers, phones, browsers, door cams and tooth brush.

Jonathan W. Y. Gray explores the roles of digital data, methods and infrastructures in shaping how we know and live together.

Kat Macdonald is a London-based sound and performance artist exploring collective practice and public space through technology, transmission and alternative pedagogies.

kunsf.xyz builds sonic worlds through DIY technologies, immersive environments, and sculptural interfaces that explore the interactions between bodies, spaces, and machines.

Latent Community explores issues of social, political, and ecological justice. In their films they often explore topics of memory, trauma, and community identity, examining the ethics of representation and the politics of collaboration.

Lenyx Dickey (they/them) is a Black queer computational media artist based in Charlotte, NC. Their practice exists at the intersection of code, care, and culture.

Lola is a multidisciplinary artist and technologist. She is curious about alternative forms of navigating and experiencing the web.

Long Tran is an artist-researcher from Vietnam. His practice develops his own approach to "meaningful play": interactive installations, simulations, and game-like systems that use play as a research method.

Lucia Rebolino is an artist, architect, and computational designer. She conceives her practice as a space where different branches of science and design can conceptualize, critique, and visualize new aesthetics, drawing attention to complex and invisible systems.

Lyndsey Walsh is an artist, writer, and researcher whose practice sets out to “undoom narrative” by challenging accelerationist and extractivist futurisms that reinforce strict power dynamics and control over knowledge, authorship, and being.

Mariana Marangoni is a Brazilian artist, researcher, and lecturer in MA Interaction Design at the London College of Communication. Her work utilizes installations and visual poetry to explore media materiality, the aesthetics of decay, and unconventional computational paradigms.

I am martha. I pwn fascists.

Martix Navrot is a performer, poet, visual artist, university lecturer, creative technologist, and AI programmer working at the intersection of video games, open-source culture, and blockchain thinking.

Nora O’ Murchú is a curator and researcher whose work explores how digital infrastructures—software, algorithms, and networks—reshape contemporary culture and politics.

NotToday is a Mexican-Colombian artistic think-tank created by Sara Martinez and Nicolás Henao-Bonnet.

Olia Lialina is among the best-known participants in the 1990s net.art scene – an early-days, network-based art pioneer. Her early work had a great impact on recognizing the Internet as a medium for artistic expression and storytelling.

Permacomputing is both a concept and a community of practice oriented around issues of resilience and regenerativity in computer and network technology inspired by permaculture.

The Rojava Center for Democratic Technologies is formed by a fluid group of artists and engineers working in the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES). It was initiated by artist and cultural critic Dani Ploeger in 2022.

Ruy Cézar Campos is an artist-researcher living between Rio de Janeiro and Fortaleza, Brazil, working across art, technology, media infrastructures, and climate.

Sam Lavigne is an artist and educator whose work deals with data, surveillance, cops, natural language processing, and automation.

Signals Rising is a primarily US-based NGO founded to offer free radio hardware and training to marginalized groups and in-particular communities preparing for, or responding to, crises or disasters.

Jürgen Geuter/tante is a freelance consultant, writer, sociotechnologist and keynote speaker focussing on issues at the intersection of technology, society and politics.

VEKTOR is a non-profit arts organisation based in Athens, Greece, founded in 2020 by Katerina Gkoutziouli and Voltnoi Brege.

Prof. Dr. Vladan Joler (1977) is an academic, researcher and artist whose work blends critical and system design, data investigations, counter-cartography, data visualization, and numerous other disciplines.

Winnie Soon is a Hong Kong-born artist coder and researcher interested in the cultural implications of digital infrastructure that addresses wider power asymmetries with a particular interest in computational publishing, queering code and software.

Switcheristic Telecommunications is a collaboration between media artist and technologist Yufeng Zhao and researcher and media artist Richard Lewei Huang.