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An accomplished 3D artist, Tim leverages his extensive experience in the commercial realm to embark on a journey towards mastering the art of dynamic, moving visuals. With a rich background spanning various domains, including commercials, films, festivals, and immersive experiences, Tim's creative lineage is deeply rooted in a family of Artists.

Capturing living art in nature and relaying it to you, this is what has guided me for 10 years, as obvious. Our world is above all harmony of the elements and perpetual movement. Find this work of nature in his living room, a reality that technology allows us to achieve today. I am a French artist born in 1978 in Lille in the north of France. For

Jonathan McCabe is a generative artist who lives in Canberra Australia with his partner Kate and son Redmond. He is interested in theories of spontaneous pattern formation, particularly Turing's theory of morphogenesis, and their application to art and design.

Yuma Yanagisawa is a new media artist exploring creative computation. His practice focuses on generative visuals using 3D and AI. Recent Shows include NODE Forum for Digital Arts (Frankfurt), Bright Festival (Leipzig), Patchlab Festival (Kraków, Poland), and CADAF (Paris, France).

Natural Warp is a multidisciplinary artist with a background in fine arts, graphic design, and spatial arts. The narrative of his work consistently revolves around the sacred, the divine, and the mystical aspects of consciousness, pushing the boundaries of human experience while transcending conventional reality.

Jamie Scott is a New York based English visual effects artist, time-lapse photographer and filmmaker with over 20 years of industry experience. Scott always wanted to be an artist, and from the age of 8, he knew he wanted to be a visual effects artist (although he didn’t know the name for it then). All of his educational choices were informed by this goal. He studied Media Production at Bournemouth University (UK) and majored in 3D Animation. He started his career in 1999 at the multi-award winning post production facility The Mill in London. He rose up the ranks to become a lead Flame artist working on many award winning commercials, music videos and short films. In 2010 he started to experiment with time-lapse photography. His first full short was titled Fall and documented the fall season in Central Park. The film went viral and was featured everywhere from The Weather Channel to The Huffington Post. His follow-up film, Spring, was even more successful and featured in New York's Times Square as part of Times Square Arts’ Midnight Moments series. It screened on 60 digital displays every evening for a month in 2018. He has since shot and directed time-lapse pieces for notable clients including Dell, Chanel and Florence and the Machine. He continues to experiment with innovative new ways of shooting time-lapse.

Jeremy Seeman (AKA Kinetic Graphics) is best known for creating seamless infinite 3D loops. He artwork is heavily inspired by math, nature, rhythm and patterns to give them an abstract geometric quality that focuses on simplicity, and satisfying animation. He enjoys juxtaposing realistic visuals with unrealistic movement.

Mark is an experimental digital artist that has been developing and evolving his process over time. He comes from a design and web development background and is able to utilize some of these technical abilities and lessons learned over his career.

Lukas Bruhn, known professionally as LOREM, is a German digital artist and creative director renowned for his innovative contributions to new media art. He specializes in digital screens and video installations, utilizing 3D software to craft immersive visual experiences. TWITTER.COM In 2017, Bruhn embarked on an ambitious project titled "Lorem d

This French artist draws most of her creative inspiration from the world of the sea. Video art allows her to express visual poetry through contemplative and spectral works whose favorite themes are forms and digital fluids. His work takes us into the abyss of digital creation, allowing him to depict the excesses of modern society.

A spontaneous imagination that takes form through a sub-conscious process. Visualisation is manifested without my personal "ego", a kind of "shamanic" realisation of producing what is already there. The process of creating a piece echoes the ancient Vedic-Indian phenomena. That the artist is a conduit for the realisation of the Sacred. That the artist follows the gestures of Nature. The creations are multi-faceted. There is no one unique pictorial "style" rather the "style" is an ideology of the meditative stillness, which can take multitude of forms.

With a unique approach to digital art, Stan Adard creates pictures and experimental short films that breathe. Born in Switzerland in 1954, he received his master’s degree in education and social psychology at the University of Zurich, Switzerland, and currently lives and works in a converted farmhouse in a small village in the Jura Hills. Adard married his wife Christine in 1982, and the couple has three adult sons. Adard performed for more than a decade as keyboardist and singer in the progressive rock band Nautilus. He also created the cover art for the band’s two albums. In 1978, Adard founded a company for ERP software. As owner and CEO, he successfully directed the company for more than 25 years, eventually selling the developed technologies in 2004 to devote himself completely to his digital art projects. Pursuing a passion for film, Adard won the Swiss Video Film awards in 1986. In the early days of digital animation, he created the first animated sequences for Digital Dreams (1995). Adard went on to invent The Breathing Pictures: a breathing-length form of video, which is looped and framed. Out of a similar process, he realized Time(s) To Breathe (2018) and Breathing Through (2020) as experimental short films that have received worldwide recognition. Contact: stan@astradream.com https://stanadard.com https://astradream.com

Freelance 3D Artist & Motion Designer, based in Dubai

I'm a motion graphics designer based in the United States. I've worked within the advertising industry for the last 18 years, producing digital media for a number of world class clients. I have a keen interest in trying out new ideas and posting them regularly to Instagram.

Digital artist

Natasha Tomchin is an artist, designer and coder. Born in Belarus and raised in Nebraska, she’s called Miami home for the last 7 years. Her ‘Digital Dreamscapes’ are surreal animations of the natural world with various technical glitches challenging the user to differentiate between real or virtual experiences.

Ali Hadian is a new media artist born in 1993 in Tehran, Iran. His passion for image-making began early in life, growing up surrounded by computers and digital tools. In his personal artworks, Ali delves into the transcendent formats of 3D and VR, with ‘Movement’ being a prominent feature of his creations.

Markos Kay is a multidisciplinary artist with a focus in art & science and generative art. His work can be described as an ongoing exploration of digital abstraction and the relationship between scientific knowledge and simulation through the use of computational methods.

Kenneth Alexander calls his surrealist scenes Novi Art, mixed-media collages depicting imaginary worlds. Exploring heritage, history, and futurism, Alexander invites viewers to contemplate serene yet deeply complex realities.

Simon Alexander-Adams is a multimedia artist working within the intersection of music, visual art and technology. He directs multimedia performances that connect sonic, visual and kinetic forms, creates interactive installation art, designs new interfaces for musical expression and produces animations and audiovisual works. Simon has composed music for short films, theatrical and dance performances, and his work has been presented at international festivals, including Electric Forest, the Ann Arbor Film Festival, and Cinetopia.