Jessica Feldman (USA/ France) is a sound and new media artist and researcher. She works with sound, installation, and participatory media to explore how emerging technologies shape communication, labour, and collective experience. Her practice often engages public spaces, examining listening, technological control, and forms of social collaboration.

Chan Ka Lun (Karen Chan) (HongKong) is a neon and interdisciplinary artist whose practice centres on the dialogue between traditional neon craftsmanship, sustainability, and contemporary cultural narratives. She works with neon alongside unconventional materials to create immersive installations that examine the relationship between art, design, and environmental awareness.

Jaga Jankowska Cappigny’s (Poland/ France) main media and research method is centred around printmaking, extending into an interdisciplinary practice. She explores themes of memory, distance, and personal narratives through experimental printmaking, photography-based imagery, and layered material processes, often referencing urban peripheries and migrant identity.


Antonella Agesta (Argentina) is a painter whose practice is rooted in figurative painting and narrative image-making. She examines gender, autonomy, and social roles through staged urban scenes, hybrid figures, and speculative storytelling, often drawing from art historical references, popular culture, and local mythologies.