Frederik De Wilde is a Belgian conceptual artist working at the interstice of art, science, and technology, best known for growing ‘the blackest black’ — a nanotube-based material — in collaboration with Rice University and NASA researchers, in works referencing Malevich’s Black Square. https://frederik-de-wilde.com/
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Moniker
Moniker are an Amsterdam based interactive design studio researching the social effects of technology.
onformative
onformative is a Berlin-based studio for digital art and design founded in 2010 by Julia Laub and Cedric Kiefer.
Sunanda Sharma
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Pierce Warnecke
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Amit Pitaru
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Lauren Lee McCarthy
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Kimchi and Chips
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ONUT
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Matthieu Minguet
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