Yi-Chi Lin (TW): Now lives and works in Taipei. Lin received her Master’s degree in Fine Arts from the Taipei National University of the Arts. With educational backgrounds in both contemporary art and film production, her works take the form of video art, experimental cinema, and video installation.

Ning Tsai (TW): Graduated from the Department of Architecture of NTUT and with a master’s degree in Digital Design from the Institute of Architecture of NYCU. As a digital creator, Tsai uses various mediums, such as constructive sets, space, audio, and images, to research and create subjects focusing on behavioral interaction and visual cultures.

Siou Ming Wu (TW): Digital artist, musician, sound designer, and currently a part-time lecturer in the Department of Music, Tainan University of Technology. His practices include sound, images, installation, and electronic music. His work explores the perceptual experience in the social interface, such as urban/space, land/identity, and people/identification, reflecting on the relationship between people and the environment. He further translates his reflection into certain types of sound and makes it audible.

Wei-Chung Feng (TW): Graduated from the Graduate institute of Animation, Tainan National College of the Arts, and currently lectures at the Department of Visual Communication Design, Chaoyang University of Technology. His animated works have won domestic and international awards, such as Golden Harvest Awards for outstanding Short Films. Feng’s documentary films have been featured on PTS’ Viewpoint. Loves to experiment with new creative formats, and has delved into aerial photography and 360-degree video technology.

Ching-Chuan Hu’s (TW): Art practice mainly explores the heterogeneity between technology, human memory, and perception, including the relationship between reality, virtuality, and real life. Her works have previously won ”Best Experimental Work” at the FIRST International Film Festival, ”First Prize” at the 2018 Kaohsiung Awards, ”Gold Award” at The 24th ifva Festival in Hongkong.

Jie-Huai Yang (TW): He was born in Taichung, Taiwan in 1992, and now lives in Taipei. His works include photography, sculptures, and writing. He is inspired by his personal emotions and absurd situations in daily life to create footage reflecting reality and society.

Jia-Hua Zhan (TW): Graduated from the Graduate School of Multimedia and Animation Arts, National Taiwan University of Arts (NTUA). She specializes in integrating visual art and performing arts, and her work often explores the relationships between different individuals, people and technology as well as people and media. She has been awarded the First Prize of the Visual Art category in Bains Numériques #7 and the Outstanding Alumni in the 60th Anniversary of the NTUA.