DXR Zone is the combined practice of Daniel Baragwanath and Rifke Sadleir. Their work spans art direction, digital design and full-stack development.

Website: www.dxr.zone
Instagram: @dxr_zone

KT Duffy (b. 1987) is a new media artist from Chicago’s southwest side and is currently an Assistant Professor in Art, Technology, and Culture at the University of Oklahoma.
They received their MFA in Interdisciplinary Art from the Maryland Institute College of Art. Duffy is currently an Assistant Professor of Art, Technology, and Culture at the University of Oklahoma. They live in Chicago, IL and Norman, OK with their partners and dogs.

Duffy conjures entities into existence via code-based processes and digital fabrication. As a Neurodivergent-NonBinary person, the normative modalities of learning and making were not designed for them. To move through these structures, they made their own systems, glitching and patching and breaking the entanglements of binary logic; manifesting into infinite possibility, translating the immeasurable interconnection of transcendent sentience, and examining the impending demise of binary systems.  In addition to their own creative practices, Duffy is a member of a number of ongoing collaborative endeavors such as Langer Over Dickie Projects, CQDELab, and Mx. Studio.

website: www.ktduffyprojects.com
Instagram: @ktduffyincorporated

Tomo Kihara works at the intersection of play, technology, and society, as an artist, designer and a developer. He creates playful interventions and toys for thought that provide a new perspective to complex socio-technical problems in an engaging manner. He holds an MSc in interaction design from TU Delft (NL) and has worked and collaborated with organizations like Waag, Mozilla Foundation on several design projects. His projects have been exhibited at places like the Ars Electronica and the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.

Website: www.tomokihara.com 
Instagram: @tomo_kihara