The Italian artist Marco Brosolo creates multi-faceted projects that span visual works on paper and video, soundtracks for theatre and silent film productions as well as self-made experimental, electronic instruments, and even singing.

Jürgen Reble has been making films, installations and performances that engage and address the materiality of film for more than 30 years. His high quality works involving the chemistry and mechanics of cinematography have been exhibited in major art institutions worldwide.

Swiss artist Pe Lang uses the kinetics of sound for intricate aural explorations involving different sets of devices and objects as his triggers. His body of work could be experienced as part of numerous international festivals and exhibitions.

Rachida Ziani is a French artist creating sound installations and performances with electricity. Together with Dewi de Vree she developed Elektrolab, a series of sound installations and performances based on electrochemical principles.

Julien Roy is a musician and composer who forms the core of the Canadian digital arts group artificiel together with Alexandre Burton. He makes and produces music that ranges from serious music to more danceable rhythms.  

La Chambre Des Machines gives a new context to old alarm clocks and the Intonarumori – originally developed by Italian futurist Luigi Russolo at the beginning of the 20th century – through meticulous and highly original playing techniques.

Having been invited to Documenta in 1997 and 2002, Feng Mengbo is recognised as one of China's leading media artists. As well as expressing socio-political critiques Mengbo's work negotiates intensely personal subject matter. His aesthetics are defined by the style, content and cultural implications of video games.

Originally from North England, Lord Cry Cry moved to Berlin almost 10 years ago setting up a small music studio in Kreuzberg. He has recently released a precious 7'' on Blunt Force Trauma Records, and writes and produces scores for film and documentary.

The composer and musician Charlemagne Palestine is closely affiliated with the minimalist music scene of the 1960s. And yet, his role is of a particular distinction since he is also one of the world's few trained carillonneurs. His pieces evolve gradually, wrapping up their listeners in hypnotic flows and rhythms.

FM3 are active members of the Beijing music scene and considered pioneers of electronic music in China. FM3 produce mysterious, meditative and minimalist soundscapes, while subtly adding elements of Chinese folk tradition into a universe abundant in micro-sounds and synthetic glitches.

In audiovisual performances and installations Andrea Lange explores the meaning of technologies in relation to our fragile world. She studied Fine Art at the University of the Arts in Berlin with Rebecca Horn.

Julius von Bismarck grew up in Germany and Saudi-Arabia. Considered one of the most innovative young artists in the field he received the 2008 Ars Electronica Golden Nica, for the Image Fulgurator.

Ryoji Ikeda is one of the world’s finest and most acclaimed electronic artists and composers, authoring stunning performances, audiovisual installations and seminal music.

Puerto Rico born artist and filmmaker Yvette Mattern’s performances, videos, public art works and sculptures explore the concept of ‘liminality’ as a metaphysical and subjective conscious state of being.