Stefan Venbroek is a visual artist and animator who combines traditional art techniques with digital technology. Educated in Design at HKU Utrecht and graphic techniques in Kraków, he creates figurative drawings, paintings, animations, and public artworks inspired by everyday life and dreamlike imagery. His process digitizes handmade works to animate them, blending analogue and digital methods into vivid visual narratives. He has collaborated with MTV Europe, produced animations for museums and exhibitions (including CODA Museum and the Groninger Museum), and contributed with his animations to the documentary Anak Indie.

Vadim Lobanov is a developer and creative technologist from Siberia, now based in Berlin. Fascinated by computers since childhood, he wrote his first graphics engine at 13 and later studied physics before moving into software engineering and entrepreneurship. His work centers on graphics, interaction, and building systems that empower artists—creating tools and interactive artworks that expand what’s possible and often surprise even him with unexpected beauty.