Javier Salas

Colombia

Freelance 2D artist and illustrator, with academic training as a Graphic Designer, with 4 and a half years of experience in the video game industry, short films and everything related to the digital art medium, with subsequent studies focused on Concept art, light and color among others.

Daniel Gonzalez Franco

Spain / Colombia www.beanotherlb.org

 

Colombian digital artist living in Barcelona since 2009. Co-founder of BeAnotherLab; an interdisciplinary collective founded in 2012 that seeks to understand, share and reproduce subjective experiences to build links between individuals; the team plays with the concept of the exchange of 'me' and 'we' from a non-hierarchical perspective of work and encompassing different bodies of knowledge such as art, science, technology and other worldviews.

Agency TOPO

Canada http://www.agencetopo.qc.ca

Agence TOPO is a Montreal-based digital arts center for artists whose mandate is to produce and distribute multimedia works that explore new narratives and interdisciplinary and intercultural intersections.

The center carries out research, training and production activities, particularly centered around the series sort of he'andcran/Spoken Screen that presents media works in scenic contexts, and the creation of web art projects proposed by authors and artists. Since 2014, Agence TOPO organizes an intensive cross-platform production seminar for creators who want to explore the production of projects for the web and mobile platforms.

Green

Colombia

 

Olga Mink

Holland www.videology.nu

Olga Mink studied at the HKU and obtained her BA in Fine arts at the Fontys Academy in Tilburg. She finished her Master of Fine Arts at the Sandberg Institute in Amsterdam. Working as an artist she develops interactive art, video installations and multiscreen live cinema performances. She worked as a freelance curator for film- and media festivals. Amongst them the Plaza+ and Imageradio Festivals in Eindhoven and re:visie in Utrecht in collaboration with Centraal Museum during the annual Dutch Film Festival.

Robert Ferry

Land Art Generator USA www.landartgenerator.org

Through a biennial design competition and constructed works, LAGI is showing how innovation through interdisciplinary collaboration, culture, and the expanding role of technology in art can help to shape the aesthetic impact of renewable energy on our constructed and natural environments. The goal of LAGI is to design and construct a series of large-scale site-specific public art installations that uniquely combine art with utility scale clean energy generation. The artworks use the latest in renewable energy science and innovate the application of new technologies. The art itself continuously distributes clean kilowatt-hours of electricity into the city grid with each land art generator sculpture having the potential to provide power to hundreds or even thousands of homes. At the same time, the installations are conceptually-engaging and activating additions public spaces. They create platforms for educational outreach on the subjects of renewable energy, sustainable development, and ecological conservation.

Alejandro Brianza

Argentina www.alejandrobrianza.wordpress.com

Composer, researcher and teacher. Audiovisual graduate, sound and recording technician, flute player. Specialist and master's degree in Scientific Research Methodology, her research topic focuses on studying the expansion of research - creation in Latin America. He is a professor at the Universidad del Salvador and the Universidad Nacional de Lanús, where he is also part of research related to sound technology, electroacoustic music and contemporary languages, of which he has given lectures and workshops at congresses and various meetings of the national and international academic field.

vincent onyemah

  Professor Onyemah teaches Marketing Management, Business Development, Professional Selling, and Sales Force Management. Prior to joining Babson College, he taught at Boston University and Lagos Business School. He started two companies and worked in the industry before pursuing his academic career. Professor Onyemah has over 15 years of practical selling experience, starting when he was twelve years old in Nigeria working for his parents, and including working as an independent sales agent in Europe. He has taught and conducted consulting projects in about twenty countries in Africa, Europe, Middle East, Latin America, and North America. He also consults for the IFC/ World Bank and teaches in several international Executive Education programs.