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EJTECH is a polydisciplinary artist duo formed by Judit Eszter Kárpáti and Esteban de la Torre. They work with hyperphysical interfaces, programmable matter, and augmented textiles, exploring human-object relationships. Their practice is influenced by New Materialism, Somaesthetics, and Holonic Theory, creating dynamic installations and multichannel sonic sculptures. Their work has been featured in global festivals and institutions, including Ars Electronica and the Smithsonian Hirshhorn Museum. IG: ejtech.cc

Asad Ayub is an AI filmmaker, curator, and technologist. Founder of AI Film Fest Amsterdam and AI Ad Fest Dubai, platforms that showcase AI-powered cinema across Europe and the Middle East. His work involves building AI pipelines for films, documentaries, and AI projects, engaging in ethics and creative labor debates. He collaborates with artists and brands like Google and Subway. His studio, MadHatter, produces global AI projects like Human Future. Link: AI Film Fest

Fausto Mercier is a Hungarian audio-visual artist creating sensory performances. His work explores the intersection of natural sounds and digital hyperrealism in the context of algorithmic attention and digital overload. The Fausto Mercier project, created by Nagy Roland in 2016, has performed across Europe and collaborated with various cultural institutions. Their performances explore the invisible force between nature and digital realms through synesthetic experiences. IG: fausto.mercier

Johanna Jaskowska is a digital artist and technologist redefining beauty through technology. She gained international fame with her Beauty3000 AR filter, experienced by 500M+ users, influencing digital beauty. Her work spans AI imagery, chrome-skinned portraits, and sensory-augmenting wearables. Johanna co-founded PATIO Studio in Madrid, blending fashion and tech with co-founders Yuri R. Galván, Felina H. del Barrio, and Carlos Ojeda. IG: johwska

Pierre Fautrel is a French artist and researcher, co-founder of Obvious, a collective exploring AI and art. Obvious gained recognition in 2018 with the sale of an AI-generated artwork at Christie’s. Pierre’s work delves into AI as a creative tool, questioning authorship, aesthetics, and the cultural impact of algorithmic systems. His work has been featured in major museums and exhibitions globally. IG: obvious_art, YT: Obvious Art