Myrto Karanika is an architect and an artist. Her practice touches upon a variety of fields such as spatial design, responsive art, textile art, sound art and biology. Combining soft technologies with traditional art practices like illustration, printmaking, stitching and embroidery, she creates textile-based responsive installation pieces that seek to unravel aspects of perceptual activity and bodily engagement mainly within the context of spatial experience.

Jeremy Keenan’s creative practice has manifested as music, sound installation, and immersive multichannel audio. His current line of practice involves generative composition, live electronic music performance, and sound installation. He is interested in working with imaginary signals, audible and inaudible feedback, the uncanny reconfiguration of familiar audio tools like speakers and microphones, and the communicative possibilities inherent in sound. Jeremy creates aural works using motion, recording, feedback, and light.

TINCUTA HEINZEL

Tincuta Heinzel is an artist, scholar and curator and a member of 2580 Association (Cluj, Romania) and of Paidia Institute (Cologne, Germany). Following Visual Arts and Cultural Anthropology studies, she has completed her PhD thesis at Paris 1 University (France) in 2012. Her area of research is the relationship between art and technoscience, with a special focus on smart textiles and wearable technologies.