Digital Art Expo

Sasha Stiles
Sasha Stiles is an award-winning Kalmyk-American poet, artist and researcher whose work explores what it means to be human in a more-than-human age. A leading voice in generative creativity, she bridges conceptual and computational art to reimagine poetry as a form of living intelligence, synthesizing text and technology, memory and imagination into a practice that continuously questions the boundaries between the human and the artificial.

Mariano Peccinetti
Mariano Peccinetti is an Argentinian musician and visual artist based in Mendoza. Since 2012 he has been producing surrealist collage art that connects the subconscious with a stylish vintage aesthetic. Inspired by nature, music and dreams, Peccinetti creates immersive works that blur the line between the real and the imaginary. He has worked with international brands and publications including Gucci, Netflix, Vogue, GQ, The Guardian, Rolex and Taschen.

Joëlle Snaith
Joëlle Snaith is an audiovisual artist and designer based in London. She works at the intersection of live visuals, performance and interaction design, exploring the relationship between sound and form. Snaith translates music into visual language through frequencies and minimal structures, creating compositions entirely sculpted by sound. She is the visual artist for electronic musician and DJ Richie Hawtin and a resident at FOLD, London.

Muzzin+Samiri
MUZZIN+SAMIRI is a Swiss artist duo founded by Benjamin Muzzin, an ECAL graduate, and Anas Samiri, a self-taught CGI artist with a cross-disciplinary academic background. Working across CGI, kinetic installations and large-scale projections, they explore a speculative space where nature and technology merge into hybrid forms — plants, minerals and digital matter intertwining to generate new visual species. Rather than opposing the natural and the synthetic, their work investigates their mutual contamination, constructing a world that could belong to the natural history of a future not yet written.

Yuma Yanagisawa
Yuma Yanagisawa is a Japanese new media artist from Tokushima who uses creative coding to build immersive, interactive algorithmic compositions. Self-taught and curiosity-driven, he studied Social Sciences in Tokyo and Human Computer Interaction in Nottingham before finding his path in digital art. His work takes the form of real-time installations and experimental films, drawing on Japanese aesthetics from ukiyo-e to sumi-e, and reinterpreted through the lens of generative technology. The result hovers between nature and code, the timeless and the digital. His work has been shown internationally at NODE Frankfurt, Bright Festival Leipzig and CADAF Paris.

Kasper Jordaens
Kasper Jordaens, also known as Kaotec, is a Ghent-based artist, live coder and researcher working at the intersection of technology, hacker culture and visual art. His practice revolves around liberating technology from its intended use, through custom-built instruments, bespoke software and interactive installations that bring together sound, image and data. As co-founder of live coding label LambdaSonic, he developed a performance practice weaving real-time music and visuals into a single coherent whole. His plotter works play with the tension between precise digital lines and the imperfections of pen on paper.

Floor Toppets
Floor Toppets has been working with open source deep generative models since 2020, training them on her own image archive. Her work investigates the exchange between herself and her computer, how input transforms and distorts output, and how the artificial and reality can sometimes merge into something new. Her practice is both technical and personal: the machine becomes a mirror, a collaborator and a transformer of her own visual world.

Laetitia Lanvin Bech (imer6ia)
Laetitia Lanvin Bech is a French 3D artist and creative director who, under the name imer6ia, builds a distinct artistic universe at the crossroads of sci-fi aesthetics, digital fashion and CGI. Trained at HEAD Geneva, she developed a bold visual language that brings together hyperreal worlds, immaterial spaces and futuristic identities. Alongside her autonomous practice, she works as a creative director for leading studios in the fashion and luxury industry. She has directed 3D music videos, designed digital fashion for the Metaverse and created scenographies for club culture events. Her work consistently inhabits the tension between the physical and the digital, the earthly and the otherworldly.

Sara Montoya Cardona
Sara Montoya Cardona is a Colombian visual artist and creative director from Medellin. She holds a master's degree in audiovisual innovation and interactive environments from BAU Barcelona, and a master's in motion graphics and 3D from LCI Barcelona. Her work investigates the boundaries between art, design and technology, exploring the overlap and dissolution of the real and the virtual, and questioning the possibility of a post-digital aesthetic in which no non-digital realities remain. Montoya has worked as a freelance creative director across music, fashion and gastronomy in Barcelona and Medellin, and has exhibited her work in Colombia, Spain and the United Kingdom.