Jordan Coelho aka Oelhan is a French digital artist, VJ and motion designer based in Paris.
His creations blend 3D elements, contrasting color schemes, and striking visual treatments. His work is an exploration of the nuances of human emotions. Specifically, Oelhan delves into conflicting feelings and suppressed passions within us. Through his short animations, he captures this complexity with a playful touch.
O Future is an international art group consisting of South African Katherine Mills Rymer and Danish Jens Bjornkjaer who create 3D-animated video, music, and sound art. Since 2013, they have produced a wide range of audiovisual works and electronic-orchestral releases. After 12 years in Los Angeles, they relocated to Copenhagen in 2023.
In 2025 O Future opened the solo exhibition Enter Afterlife at Copenhagen’s distinguished Thorvaldsens Museum. In 2024 they created works for Subjective Art Festival in NYC, The Wrong Biennale in Madrid, video and music for Oslo Nye Teater, music for the US Netflix No. 1 documentary Tell Them You Love Me, and exhibited their 10×5 meter audiovisual 3D work Saint Pity for six months at Copenhagen’s Nikolaj Kunsthal.
O Future has worked with Ai Weiwei, Lars Von Trier, Louis Theroux, the Allen Ginsberg Foundation, Sune Wagner, Sharin Foo, among others.
Nicholas Kempton, also known as nickjaykdesign, is a digital artist with over 15 years of experience creating artwork across a wide range of industries. Combining a deep passion for graphic design with extensive knowledge of technology, Nicholas has built a diverse career producing compelling digital art.
He has collaborated with notable corporations such as Amazon and Adobe, and contributed magazine covers and illustrations for prestigious publications including The Telegraph and The New York Times. Nicholas has also worked closely with prominent music artists like Bad Bunny, Kid Cudi, and Marshmello, designing visually striking album covers and live performance visuals.
In recent years, Nicholas has refined his unique graphic style to suit various applications and grown a strong following on platforms like Instagram and TikTok. His art serves as a powerful medium to create emotionally engaging works that resonate with a broad audience.
Natan Berkowicz – visual artist, video designer, and digital creator. A graduate of the Leon Schiller National Film School in Łódź. A creator of dark, heavily processed “anti-realities.” In his work, he primarily uses the technique of multilayered image blending and digital collages, achieving the effect of visual afterimages. He explores the staging possibilities of AI, generative art, 3D, film, and photography.
He has created visual designs for over 70 theater productions staged on major Polish and European stages (including Odéon-Théâtre de l’Europe in Paris and the Salzburg Festival). He collaborates with prominent Polish directors, including Krystian Lupa (The Trial, Capri – The Island of Fugitives, Imagine, Les Émigrants, The Magic Mountain), Jan Klata (Lazarus, The Act of Killing, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Liberation, The State, Romeo and Juliet), and Agnieszka Smoczyńska (Simon Boccanegra, A Monster Calls).
He also works with artists and major music festivals, for whom he produces music videos and concert visuals.
Newnome Beauton is a generative artist with a PhD in molecular biology. Since 2019, he has been using real-time rendering software for the aesthetic exploration of mathematical and biological systems. He is particularly interested in blending these elements to uncover the boundary between the living and nonliving. Through his black-and-white work, he seeks to inspire a deeper appreciation of the complex patterns that govern our world.
Morpho is the alias of Adrián, a 3D artist with years of experience crafting visuals in a unique style that blends horror and elegance. His work transports you to new worlds where the organic and the digital merge in dreamlike atmospheres.
Mazin is an artist, writer, worldbuilder and experimenter. As a glitch art enthusiast, known for his exploration of experimental digital forms and creative databending techniques. His work is a fusion of glitch aesthetics with technology, bringing unique textures and surreal distortions to his art. A writer and worldbuilder as well, Mazin builds narrative background within his pieces, exploring storytelling alongside his visual techniques. As an internet persona (a.k.a endlessmazin, virtualmazin, datamonger, m4shinGAN), Mazin engages in numerous experimental projects pushing the boundaries across diverse digital mediums.
Maja Wolińska is an artist engaged in both academic and artistic work in the field of digital media, affiliated with the Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Art and Design in Wrocław. In her practice, she employs time-based media such as film, video, photography, generative imagery, sound, and interactive forms. She works both in the studio—analyzing the structure and meanings of contemporary image media—and in external spaces, creating observational, para-documentary, and site-specific projects.
In her recent works, she explores themes of deep ecology, focusing on overlooked urban ecosystems of synanthropic organisms.
Mert Keskin, better known as hAyDiRoKeT, has been bending pixels and warping reality for over two decades. Coming up in the late ‘90s Amiga Demoscene, his work is a collision of glitch aesthetics, digital nostalgia and raw internet energy, an endless loop of culture being remixed in real time.
With 18 billion+ views on Giphy, his GIFs aren’t just visuals; they’re part of the internet’s bloodstream. His work has been exhibited worldwide, from the Whitney Museum, Museum of the Moving Image, and the Smithsonian to independent galleries and digital art festivals pushing the edge of new media.
From curating digital experiences to collaborating with Ferragamo, Puma, Converse, and MTV, hAyDiRoKeT moves seamlessly through fashion, music, and the evolving subcultures of the web. His work doesn’t just reflect internet culture it distorts, amplifies, and reimagines it, turning fleeting moments into something permanent.
Emanuele Kabu currently resides and works in Venice. His artistic journey took root in 2005, shifting from graffiti, drawings and paintings, along with a background in hardcore punk and electronic music, to animation.
Blending both traditional and contemporary animation methods, he has directed and animated numerous music videos and short films showcased at various festivals and exhibitions globally.
Since 2021, Emanuele has been collaborating with the London-based studio OMBRA DESIGN, serving as a designer and art director for live music shows, including The Killers, Marracash, Indira Paganotto and many more.
