Christopher Bauder is director of the WhiteVoid studio in Berlin. He is active where art, design and technology meet, creating interactive installations for museums, festivals and other cultural events.His projects focus on the translation of bits and bytes into objects and environments and vice versa. Space, object, sound and interaction are the key elements of his work.

In order to understand the work of an architect, or a designer, to perceive truly the direction of his line, we have to consider his counterpoint, his perspective line. For Joran Briand, it’s the ocean. If he is now known for his urban inclusions –he has conceived the huge concrete nets on both the Mucem and the Jean-Bouin stadium for Rudy Ricciotti, in collaboration with Etienne Vallet – this young designer, keeps looking for the sea, open waters, the constant flow of waves unfolding.

Born in 1959 in Mexico City. Resides in Paris, France since 1985. Since 1978, Chevalier has focused exclusively on computers as an artistic means of expression. He quickly secured a spot on the international scene as a pioneer of virtual and digital art. Miguel Chevalier continues to be a trailblazer, and has proven himself to be one of the most significant artists on the contemporary scene.

Ben is a creative image maker focused on 3D illustration, design and art direction. His work encompasses a large range of 3D field creation, design, CGI retouch and digital art. Native of a village in southern France, he made his senior studies in Lyon, then moved to Paris. He begins as digital art director within a small agency. He will evolve into agencies such as Publicis, We Are Anonymous and Serialcut Madrid. After several years working in web and animation, he devoted himself entirely to still image today, to satisfy his taste for detail and composition. Search ideas, be in a creative and dynamic sphere, still lean is what he loves. It’s his work environment. He worked for Adobe, IBM, JP Gaultier, Nespresso, Nissan and agencies such as BETC, Grey, Havas WW, Hello Monday, PsyOp L.A, TBWA. His work has been featured into magazine like Wired, Fast Company, The Sunday Times, Vogue, Page and online presse like Fubiz, LeMonde.fr, It’s nice that, Form fifty five, FastCo design, Phaidon…

Umbrellium is a collective of architects, designers and creative technicians who specialize in producing participatory urban spectacles.

Born in 1968, Vincent Leroy is active on the contemporary art scene, designing works in motion that combine technology and poetry.

PITAYA is a creative studio founded by David Lesort and Arnaud Giroud. After a technical training cursus, respectively in metalworking and woodworking, the duo met during their industrial design’s study. They quickly abandon the rigid side of their initial training for a more artistic vision, and specialized in the light field.

In 2006, The studio from Lyon participated at his first event and creates thirty light chandeliers that have been installed in the public space during the Festival of Lights in Lyon.

Therefore, PITAYA has created new light projects and exhibit them in these new urban festivals, like if it was big open air galleries. Year after year, while it participates to these artistic events, the studio has gained visibility and experience.

Romain Tardy is a visual artist who currently focuses primarily on digital art. His installations, which often use the technique known as videomapping, are designed to be experienced in situ, using light as a means of enlarging existing architecture or structures of his own creation.

Trafik is a French creative studio, founded by Pierre & Joël Rodière, that specializes in graphic and multimedia development. It explores the shared ground between visual and graphic art creations, and interactive artistic experiences. This strategy, which draws on various aspects of digital culture such as user-friendliness, community, exchange and participation, enables the studio to create uninhibited, playful and unique projects.