NeuroSpeculative AfroFeminism (NSAF) is an award winning  three-part digital narrative that sits at the intersection product design, virtual reality, and neuroscience.

Hector Llanquin is a Chilean multimedia artist based in Brooklyn who works as a web programmer and developer by day and delves into the beautiful geometries of digital art, printing, and installation by night.

Leo Castaneda is an artist working in the intersection of virtual reality, gaming, performance and interactive sculpture. Castaneda's work deploys and deconstructs the socio-economic, racial, mythological and post human anatomies embedded in the structure of video games.

Miyö's work explores in the technological field: interfaces, operating systems, softwares and devices involved in the Internet as an performative action where the value is the human pursuing the error or the limit but also has a series of projects related to the socio-political crisis in Venezuela.

Cea’s work "Ghosts of Concordia" addresses the distance and boundary between reported news and the observer. His site-specific video sculptures based on the motion capture data of anonymous people in Newsreels fill this distance with an eerie phantasmagorical presence.

Artist and creator of Uncurated, initiative that has looks for creating contexts of mixed reality, design experiences and speculate about what's coming after the digital era that's about to end

Paula Pinho Martins Nacif is a Brazilian-->­Portuguese #gURL, #artist, #organizer, && #researcher living in Chicago, Illinois, USA.