Sarah has been a self-employed book designer since 2014. With a background in Literature & Linguistics, her forte is combining text and visuals into content-driven, tactile and sustainable publications. In 2021 she joined forces with her husband Mathieu Vancamp and formed the studio doublebill.design. They also run their own coworking space, set up self-initiated projects and most recently co-founded the independent publisher flaneur uitgevers.
Mathieu has been a self-employed book designer since 2019. With a background in Journalism, his practice focusses on content-driven, tactile and sustainable publications, in which text and image co-exist. In 2021 he joined forces with his wife Sarah Schrauwen and formed the studio doublebill.design. They also run their own coworking space, set up self-initiated projects and most recently co-founded the independent publisher flaneur uitgevers.
Valerie is an Environment Artist with a background of over 7 years of experience. From serious games to fun and engaging titles, she's worked on a variety of projects optimized for real time rendering. Her primary focus is to deliver visually immersive experiences for all types of players.
I create live visuals for festivals and events, mixing sci-fi, abstract, and techy styles to keep screens moving. Besides performing as a VJ, I also build tools and plugins and put out visual packs like BlendZ and CubeCity on Resolume. DVizion is my way of pushing pixels, experimenting, and keeping visuals fun and engaging.
A technical writer by trade and a demoscener by heart, active in the scene since 2008 making demos, visual art, music, and goofy "performance art".
Self taught developer, loves realtime graphics, demoscene and visual effects. Founder of Cables.gl. Creates that kind of stuff for Undev, a tiny studio in cologne.
Alexander is a creative from Cologne, Germany, currently exploring live modular music with real-time visuals rendered in WebGL. When not performing, he is either capturing photogrammetry scans or writing scripts and tools for new performances.
Do you know phygital art? The perfect way to attract a non-digital person is to first show them something that has absolutely nothing to do with digitality. When they then ask more questions out of curiosity, we give them a VR headset and they find themselves amidst the newfound wealth of digital infinity
Suumhow is an experimental electronic duo from Brussels who compose glitched up, dirty yet melodious "IDM" that you really can't dance to. From bruising syncopated beat constructions to lush melancholic sceneries, the music is often created in conjunction with audio-reactive visuals utilizing circuit bent analog video synths. In addition to modular gear and a weakness for anything digitally corruptible, they have been known to utilize these video synths to create viscerally malfunctioning audio-visual live performances.