Artist
Lukáš Dřevjaný is a visual artist, lighting designer, and mentor of creative technologies. He combines light, space, and interactivity in live performances, light installations, large-scale projections, and theatre performances. He primarily works under his brand oxoo. Among other things, he mentors technology in the Art&Digital Lab in Hall 40 at the Holešovice Market and organizes technology workshops.
David Minařík graduated from the Faculty of Law at Masaryk University in Brno, the Faculty of Arts at the University of Ostrava in the Painting Studio II under associate professor František Kowolowski and The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen. He also founded Myco, a biotech startup that researches, develops, and produces functional 100% natural materials from fungal mycelium and waste from the agricultural and wood processing industries.
Michal Mitro is an artist and researcher working across disciplines and media. Building on his studies in psychology and sociology, he focuses on the nuances of everyday life and hyperobjects on a planetary scale. His artistic practice transforms sociological imagination into sculptural environments with elements of sound, light, and technology. Michal Mitro is a laureate of the Oskar Čepán Award for Slovak artists under 40. He exhibits and works in an international European context.
Luboš Zbranek is a 3D graphic, VJ, video, and light designer. During his studies of Interactive Media Theory at Masaryk University, he has focused on creating interactive environments and deeper exploration of the human-machine, human-code relationship. By studying light design at JAMU, he expanded his scope to include light design, light art, and performance genres. He has collaborated visually on many techno and electronic music events, interactive installations, and theatre performances at home and abroad.
Maurício Lobo is a sound artist based in Porto. He has created music and sound design for art exhibitions, documentaries, short films, motion design pieces, and commercials. His work includes a diverse range of music genres, including ambient, pop, noise, experimental, rock, and club music. With an interest in exploring the intersection of audio and other media, Lobo constantly embraces new technologies to find different expressions for music and sound.
