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Claudia Maté was born in Spain in 1985 and now lives and works in London. Her works encompass a variety of mediums including programming, 3D, video, animated GIFs and sound. She seeks to blend the familiar with the strange, the futuristic with the retro, forging a surreal universe of her own creation.

Ed Fornieles’ work moves across film, social media, sculpture, installation and performance to express the interaction of family, relationships, popular memes, language and the subcultures of the 21st century. His practice operates within immersive simulations, which construct and enact alternative political and social spaces. His projects often involve cultural, social, and infrastructural production.

Louis Morlæ’s multimedia world-building practice spans sculpture, video, installation and robotics, exploring the intersection of digital technology, industrial design and character-driven narrative. Morlæ’s work evokes a surreal, science-fictional landscape populated with an array of android-like figures, game-engine animations and futuristic mechanical infrastructure. Using contemporary techniques of computer-aided design, 3D printing and algorithmic processing, his work touches on the metaverse, industrial automation and artificial intelligence, depicting humanity’s accelerating relationship to the digital with tactility, escapism, and humour, oscillating between visions of progress and upheaval, utopia and dystopia.

Nigel Matambo (SUNUNGURO) is an award winning designer, technologist, and strategist working at the frontier of artificial intelligence, spatial computing, and generative systems. His practice explores how emerging technologies can reshape narrative, identity, and interface. Building towards more intuitive, ambient, and intelligent futures. With a background in AR/VR, and creative innovation, he has led immersive technology across LVMH, developed augmented experiences for Louis Vuitton and partnered with Meta, Snapchat and Apple. His work fuses system-level design with cultural depth; creating experiences that are not only functional but responsive.

Zein Majali is a sound and visual artist whose work explores the collision of technology with a rapidly evolving political landscape, with an interest in a post-colonial and globalised Middle East. Her work examines sense-making in the wake of narrative collapse, brought on by the disorienting effects of digital life. Her recent audio visual performance work has been presented at the V&A, Somerset House, and the ICA.

Günseli Yalcinkaya is an editor, writer and researcher based in London. Her ongoing practice of internet folklore explores online culture, advanced technologies, and the myths embedded within those systems. She is a Contributing Editor at Dazed Media and the former host of Dazed’s official podcast Logged On, shining a youth culture lens on internet culture.

As a creative consultant, she translates culturally resonant content into commercial strategy, working on cultural insights for forward-thinking brands.

As an expert voice, she has appeared in talks, presentations and panels at the Architectural Association, LAS Art Foundation, Sónar+D, Somerset House, The Serpentine, Ibraaz, The Photographer’s Gallery, Unsound Festival, and X Museum. Her research on quantum culture was presented as part of LAS Art Foundation’s S+T+ARTS Prize-winning Sensing Quantum programme (2025).

In 2023, Günseli curated Cybernetic Serendipities: Towards AI at ICA in London. She is associate curator of the forthcoming major exhibition at Somerset House, titled Abracadabra!, opening to the public in 2027.

She was previously Features Editor at Dazed Magazine (2021–2024) and External Research Associate at Moth Quantum (2024–2025). She is an Associate Lecturer at London College of Fashion.

As an artist, she has worked on a number of high-profile commissions for CIVA Festival (Vienna) and Foam Gallery (Amsterdam). She is a member of the 2024–2025 cohort of artists commissioned by TIMES, alongside Andrea Belosi, James K and Heith.