Coralie Vogelaar

Coralie Vogelaar (1981) is a visual artist – with a graphic design background – conducting systematic studies revealing mechanisms happening in our visual culture. She uses quantitative research methods such as image and emotion recognition software and eye-tracking.

Mario Klingemann

Mario Klingemann is an artist working with algorithms and data. He explores the possibilities that machine learning and artificial intelligence offer in understanding how creativity, culture and their perception work and incorporates latest scientific research in his generative art practice. An important part of his investigations are digital cultural archives like the British Library's, the Internet Archive's or the collection of the Google Arts & Culture where he currently is artist in residence. He is a regular speaker on international art, design and media festivals, winner of the 2015 creative award of the British Library and his works have been shown at the Ars Electronica Festival, the Photographers Gallery, London, the Centre Pompidou, Paris, the Met and the MoMA, New York.

Egor Kraft

In­ter­dis­ci­pli­nary artist Egor Kraft (b. 1986 in St. Pe­ters­burg, Rus­sia) cur­rently lives and works in Moscow, Vi­enna and Berlin. Hav­ing ac­quired his ba­sic ed­u­ca­tion in Fine Arts in Swedish foun­da­tion Art School Ger­les­borgsskolan, he con­tin­ued stud­ies in Arts & Dig­i­tal Me­dia at the Moscow Rod­chenko Art School (BA), The Acad­emy of Fine Arts in Vi­enna (MA), fol­lowed by an Cen­tral Saint Mar­t­in’s Col­lege of Art and De­sign in Lon­don (MA schol­ar­shipand) and lastly ‘The New Nor­mal’ Post­grad­u­ate re­search pro­gramme at Strelka In­sti­tute in Moscow. He par­tic­i­pated in The 5th and 2nd Moscow In­ter­na­tional Bi­en­ni­als for Young Art, 1st Ukran­ian Bi­en­nale ‘Ar­se­nale’, Man­i­festa 10, Par­al­lel Vi­enna and in­ter­na­tional ex­hi­bi­tions, screen­ings and fes­ti­vals across Aus­tralia, Eu­rope, South Amer­ica, US and the UK.

Nicolas Maigret

Luba Elliott

Luba Elliott is a curator and researcher specialising in artificial intelligence in the creative industries. She works to engage the broader public about the latest developments in creative AI through monthly meet-ups. talks, workshop and exhibitions at venues including The Photographers' Gallery, NIPS Conference, MIT Technology Review and Google