Proceeding from new technology discoveries in music and in real-time graphic programs, Charles Sadoul develops hybrid creations that combine electronic music, acoustic signals, interactive installations, and digital set images. He uses new technologies (mapping, tracking, augmented reality, sensors) to create a new context, where we perceive and feel differently, where the audience is integrated and actively participates in what can be seen in the end. Charles Sadoul confronts the challenges digital technologies present and that redefine the relationship between art and technology – by demolishing consisting conventions and leaving behind established patterns of thinking. 

Born in 1978, Adelin Schweitzer lives and works in Marseille. He obtains his diploma (DNSEP) to the College of Art of Aix-en-Provence in 2004 when he discovered artists as Tinguely, Marc Pauline du S.R.L either still Stelarc. Inside the LEOIL, the mecatronics laboratory of the school, he spends a big part of his time to experiment in the field of the new technologies. Since 2014, he takes care of two art group, »deletere« and the »drones bastard group« focusing the field of his researches on the relations man / machine through concepts like disnovation, techno - shamanism and deceleration processes.

Dietmar Lupfer conceives and curates art projects in public spaces and designs media art spaces. Works by him are the EU project »crash test dummy« or »urban mutations« - multimedia social sculptures which connect architecture, performing arts and media art together. The concept of its mobile studios »cocobello« was presented at the 9th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice. Together with Ulf Langheinrich he designed a »hemispehre« for the exhibition »From Spark to Pixel« at Berlin's Martin-Gropius-Bau.