CTRL + ALT CTRL + ALT is a Brussels-based collective exploring the intersection of technology, art, and research. We search for hidden narratives within data, transforming them into immersive experiences through light, sound, and projection. Nationality: Belgian Social media Find out more in the booklet
Sara Bonaventura Sara Bonaventura is an Italian multimedia artist whose work blurs the line between scientific research and sci-fi narratives. Her research driven practice bridges media archaeology and new technologies, past and future. Her films and installations have been exhibited at prestigious venues worldwide: at the NYC Anthology Film Archives, the Ann Arbor Film Festival,
Matteo Zamagni Matteo Zamagni, an Italian, London-based artist, works across visual arts, multimedia installations, live performance, film, and electronic music. Using research-led contemporary technologies, his practice probes the entanglements of technology, ecology, and systemic crisis, tracing how environmental, economic, and social turbulence shape one another. Central to his work is the human subject situated within
Lukas Taido Lukas Taido is a Berlin-based, internationally working media-artist, with a strong focus on creating immersive installations using multichannel auditive and visual elements. His works include large-scale video-mappings (Munich Town Hall, Alte Münze Berlin…), audiovisual sculptures (Venice Italy, Deutsches Museum Munich, Munich Airport…), audio-installations (Shanghai Tower China, Castle Weimar…) and sometimes film-soundtracks, e.g. for
Salomé Bazin Salomé Bazin is a French multimedia artist, founder of experiential design studio Cellule. Her work is a tension between digital art, experiential and performance, in an exploration of new mediums to experience natural phenomena, flows and human physiology. She uses interactive media, sound, movement and embodied participation as an invitation for collective synchronisation.Over
Micol Grazioli Micol Grazioli (1989, Trento) is an Italian visual artist based in Marseille, working between France and Italy. Her practice explores the interdependent relationship between humans and their environment through participatory, site-specific, and relational approaches. She graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna (2012) and the École Supérieure d’Art et de Design
David Rickard David Rickard, is a New Zealand artist based in London, UK. His original studies in architecture have had a lasting impact on his art practice, embedding queries of material and spatial perception deep into his work. Through research and experimentation his works attempt to understand how we arrived at our current perception of
Seila Fernández Arconada Seila Fernández Arconada is a multidisciplinary artist-researcher focusing on contemporary socio-ecological uncertainties influenced by climatic shifts, societal conflicts and extractive actions against Nature. Her practice involves situated collaborations cultivating transdisciplinary approaches, ecosocial justice, complex systems thinking, sustainable-decolonial methods and trauma-informed practices. Her projects include “Floating Studio, When the Riversounds like the Amazon
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Małgorzata Suś Małgorzata Suś is a Portugal-based dancer, performer and choreographer working cross-disciplinarily with visual arts, poetry and science. Her practice is dedicated to researching the connection between body, movement and nature, taking inspiration primarily from water environments. Nourished by ideas of hydrofeminism and environmental humanities, her works are oriented towards bringing attention and care
Helin Ulas & Rita Eperjesi Helin Ulas creates networked installations exploring technology, ecological narratives, memory, and socio-political change. She is a researcher and lecturer engaged in critical media and creative computation.Rita Eperjesi is a Berlin-based creative technologist blending humour, code, and design to connect people through interactive spaces and community meetups.Together, they are the co-founders
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