Independent curator and videographer, the artist was the founder and director of the Studio at the "Maison des Arts et de la Culture in Créteil" from 2000 to 2015. He creates visuals and interactive scenography installations and is also curator for the international Exit Festival held at the Maison des Arts de Créteil and the VIA festival.

Various fields such as media archaeology, architecture, physics, musicology or physiology influence his work, which focuses primarily on perceptive experiences related to motion. His audio-visual systems often deal with the limits of the senses. The artist uses fragile and informal elements to create situations of attention to live events, which explore the poetical and contemplative potential of randomness and indeterminacy.

Artist/Curator. The recent creation focuses on how to represent the forever lost objects between "game/event" so as to bring out the persistent eternity in this ever changing world. Ph. D in Arts and Sciences of Art, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and master in plastic expression, École Regionale des Beaux-Arts de Rouen. Awarded scholarships from Gerda Henkel Stiftung (Germany) and la Fondation Prospective et Innovation (France), CHANG conducted a postdoctoral research at the School of World Studies (FMSH) under the tutelage of the French thinker François Jullien.

Author, playwright and director/actress. Her plays were performed in Festival d'Avignon OFF twice and has since been invited to perform in Europe for many times. Man-Nung CHOU concerns herself with the issues of body, aesthetic and politics in the fields of theatre, image and technological art. In recent years, she has worked in the field of interdisciplinary , with dance, visual arts and technological arts.

Laureate of the Prize of Marcel Duchamp in 2005, and one of the leading figures of contemporary art in France over the past twenty years. Based on a keen observation of the media and social communication, his works resort to different art forms, such as painting, internet, sculpture, photograph, video, collage and writing, in attempt to exhaust the major models of representation.

Awarded 2012 prix Ars Electronia, Jeff DESOM is a writer, film director and visual effects artist. Combining live-action, found footage and digital effects, his work has been selected and awarded at a number of festivals around the world.

The work of Félicie d'ESTIENNE d'ORVES combines light, sculpture and new technologies. Her research focuses on vision, its processes and conditioning. Her immersive installations use a phenomenological approach to reality, they underscore the perception of time as a continuum. Since 2014, the artist's researches have focused on space in relation to astrophysics and on the study of the natural light cycles.

His installations often include masterfully engineered machines that lack any explicit purpose, yet move spontaneously, animated from within. These autonomous and unpredictable works of art allow us to question the nature of objects and whether we can engage with machines as active users or are in fact passive viewers.

As a video artist, his works present the time dwells in places and matter through the method inspired by Archaeology, Geology and Alchemy. Most of his works are also based on a research about early moving image medias and its mechanical apparatus, thus his artistic approach is similar to Media Archaeology.

The artist presents his early work in disused structures around the periphery of Taipei, which often involved seemingly futile labor, combined with reference to the transformation of site or the reign of absolutism. Extending the tradition of selfreflexivity seen in conceptual art, his recent work responds to the contemporary art world's reliance on display systems of self-reference in an exploration of minute perceptions.

Often assimilated in the surroundings, Emmanuelle LAINE's work is based on the specificity of each exhibition context as well as visual language of daily object in attempt to emphasize the unexpected moment of the object formation. Benjamin VALENZA is one of the founding members of 1m3 situated in Lausanne as well as executive producer for Labor Zero Labor. He is also professor of sculpture at EBABX Bordeaux.

His photographic works and projects concern more than image making or technology quality. His peculiar artistic practice often reflects the social context and politics behind the surface―may it be an object, a place, or a community, his works shed light on their individualities and differences. By appropriating the relation between the visible and the invisible, he provides an authentic narrative to the social functions and sensibility of art to transform the values of human network into forces that sustain art in its becoming.

LO is an important contemporary novelist in Taiwan and has been awarded numerous prizes, including Dream of the Red Chamber Award: World's Distinguished Novel in Chinese, Grand Award of United Daily News, Taiwan Literature Award, Literature Award of China Times, Short Story Award, Literature Award of United Daily News: Best Young Writer, and Taipei Literature Award and so on. Versatile author of several epic and short novels, he is viewed as one of the best contemporary writers in terms of quality and quantity.

His works focus on the form, surface and architectural design of spaces that aim to retreat into invisibility, as they transport their inhabitants somewhere else. The dioramas he built create a space between reality and imagination and provoked a simulation of daily situation that confuses our perceptions by ever-changing perspective.

Olivier PASQUET is a sound, visual artist and music producer. Besides music and installations, he is also involved in performance pieces such as dance, theatre, opera. All has consequently a strong relation with architecture, architectural design and specific sites. Beyond a close interest for duality between art and science, he endeavors links throughout scientific and artistic researches.

Awarded with Prize of Marcel Duchamp in 2014, the artist was invited to the 10th Istanbul Biennial Istanbul and Lyon Biennial in 2015. His works touche various fields of medias and culture industry, through which the artist interrogates and reflects, with witty and critical consciousness, all sorts of strategies and phenomena in the world.

The artist likes to use natural elements to create his sculptures and installations and focuses particularly on the relation of art and space so as to bring to the spectators an alternative artistic visual art where stories and poetic reality dwell.

The abundant structure of Nicolas TOURTE's work functions as a catalyst that invites the viewers to a poetic world, never completely detached from reality. The visual oxymorons of his work enchant us and make us capsize while questioning our fragile human condition.

Her creation is shared among mixed-media, installation, drawing, video and poetry. In parallel of her personal projects, she has been collaborating with the sound artist Yannick Dauby, whose joint works are showcased in Europe and Taiwan, in form of residency, exhibition, publication, video or small performance.

An interdisciplinary group of art and technology, composed of the various organisations, including the National Taiwan University of Arts (NTUA), Culture & Technology Counseling Promotion Team, Service Systems Technology Center of the Industrial Technology Research Institute, and HIWIN Technologies Corp.. The participating members are as following: Dr. Chih-Chen CHEN, Wen-Jean HSUEH, Chin-Li LIU, Lin-Han LAN, Jao-Hsun TSENG, Hsin-Tsai HUANG, I Hung LIN, Tien TAN, Wei-Po HSU, Jing-Zhong LUO, Yun Song CHU, Fu-Chieh CHANG, Chun-I LEE × ITIRSSTC: Tsang-Gang LIN, Hsiang-Lan SHIH, Chun-Ting LEE.

With 30 years of traveling in the USA, HUO has a passionate and sharp pen for life. His observation of architectural spaces reaches outward without limit. As a nomad in the field of architectural and dramatic life, Huo keeps a sensitive mind of architectural dialectic and treats architecture as a place where dwell peaceful living, emotion and thought.