Davide Pepe lives and works between Bologna and Scandiano as an independent artist and filmmaker. He has been developing, filming and producing artistic short films, music and experimental photography, also collaborating with world renowned artists such as Lucio Dalla, Diamanda Galás, Steven Stapleton and David Tibet. He also teaches Video Editing at the Fine Arts Academy of Bologna. For the past eighteen years, his interest in quantum physics has guided his artistic career. With his series of video and print installations, “Four Seasons“, “Tragedy Dualism“, “If YOU could see with God’s eyes“ and “Access Denied“, the space is explored as if it was observed from a timeless dimension. In each frame of the films made with his technique, all the events, occurred in the shooting time frame, happen simultaneously. To understand what happens in these works, one must think of being in front of a mountain sliced vertically, in which it is possible to observe the different sedimentations of matter occurred over time, the difference in this case is that it is not organic matter but light: a sedimentary light.

Emanuele Dascanio, born in 1983, most known for his hyper realistic neo-renaissance technique, he won many prestigious prize and have his artworks placed in private collections all over the world. As NFT artist from 2019 and as Ordinal artist from 2023, is Honorable Member of DLC-Della Leader Club, Head of Sector Art & Culture Fenimprese Dubai and Cypherpunk Board Of Members as Head of Artists Representing.

Fvckrender is a self taught digital artist currently based in Montreal, QC. His style is unique, futuristic, and mechanical. He uses his art to illuminate and thereby overcome past traumas. His clients include Supreme, Columbia Records, Lil Nas X, Epic Records, Harpers Bazaar China, TOKiMONSTA, High Snobiety, Instagram, Wieden+Kennedy, Spotify, Puma, Rosalía, Northlane, Damian Lazarus, Le Cirque du Soleil, Lebron James, Primitive Skateboard, OVO, 88 Rising, Dior, Hypebeast and many more.

With the tag Hogre he has been painting graffiti and stencils in Rome since 2006. In 2011 he inaugurated his first solo exhibition at Mondo Bizzarro in Rome, which was followed by various other solo and group exhibitions in Italy and abroad (London, Berlin, Warsaw, Bogota, Mexico City). In 2015 he moved to London, where two years later he published with Dog Section Press “Subvertising, The piracy of outdoor advertising” a collection of unauthorised interventions in English advertising spaces. From 2019 to 2022 he co-curated the online project stealthisposter.org with Doublewhy and Illustre Feccia. In 2022 he co-curated the exhibition ‘Werbe Pause, the art of subvertising’ at the Kunstraum Kreuzberg Bethanien in Berlin.

Invader (French, b.1969), also known as Space Invader, is an Urban artist originally based in Paris. He affixes mosaic images of characters from the 1970s video game “Space Invaders” in cities around the world. Once a work is completed, Invader records it as an “invasion” and creates accompanying maps and reference books to indicate the location of each piece. Invader began these urban, outdoor installations in Paris in 1998, and continued to “invade” 31 other cities in France, followed by an additional 22 cities across Europe. Currently, cities in the United States, Canada, Asia, and Australia are also home to examples of Invader’s work. The mosaics are made using weather-resistant tiles, which represent the pixels used for graphics in early video and computer games. The installation process typically takes at least one week, including scouting, recording, and mapping locations, using QR code tecnology. In addition to mosaics, Invader creates similarly pixelated works using the Rubik’s Cubes. Since 2000, Invader’s works have been featured in galleries around the world, and he gained even greater popularity and renown after he was featured in the 2010 documentary film about Street Art, Exit Through the Gift Shop. Invader’s works have been exhibited in galleries in Paris, Osaka, Melbourne, Los Angeles, New York, London and Roma; and in Museums all over the world: Musée en Herbe, Paris, HOCA Foundation, Hong Kong , MOCA, Los Angeles and Borusan Center for Culture and Arts, Istanbul.

Luna Ikuta is a conceptual artist whose work draws from biology, material science and media. Operating within multidisciplinary fields, her diverse portfolio emerges from alchemical processes, experimenting with both organic and industrial mediums. Her creations include underwater transparent botanical landscapes, laser-etched crystal monuments, immersive digital projections, and conceptual blockchain projects. Ikuta’s works address intangible themes such as memory, identity, and evolution. Born in Tokyo and currently based in Los Angeles, Ikuta earned her BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design. Her works have been commissioned for public art installations and have been exhibited in museums and galleries worldwide, transforming spaces into contemplative environments. Selected projects include “Eternal Garlands” in Culver City, “12 Months of Afterlife” for Vogue Singapore and “Remember Me”. Institutions include Times Art Museum, Beijing; CAFA Museum, Beijing; Dynamic Art Museum, Milan; and Descanso Gardens.

Matteo Mauro, born in Sicily and currently based in London and Milan. He graduates at the University College of London, studies and works with influential designers such as Isaie Bloch and Ron Arad. His main instruments of artistic expression are contemporary techniques of representation which reinvents the traditional engraving and sculpting methodologies. Matteo Mauro’s inscription paintings have won many awards around the world for their unpreceded generative technology, including Master of Art 2018 and International Van Gogh Prize, awarded by Roy Dali, son of Salvador Dali. He is well-known for his series Micromegalic Inscriptions. His research has been published in a worldwide distributed book, Micromegalic Inscriptions. Founded his art studio in 2017 in Mornington Crescent London, Matteo Mauro Studio. In 2021 became an emerging star of the NFT art market and the first artist in history to offer retrospective blockchain tokenization to his collectors for physical artworks. Defined as “a representative of Crypto Art in Italy” by Forbes, Libero, Adnkronos. His art is collected by some of the largest artfunds. Mauro collaborated with the Lamborghini family at their first NFT release. His works have been exhibited at Royal Academy of Arts, MACS, Milan Triennale, Marte Museum, MEAM, Museo della Fabbrica, Dubai Design District, Qianjiang International Art Museum, Datong Museum, Le Salon des Indépendants.

Ryan Koopmans (BA, MFA) is a lens-based artist specializing in reviving abandoned architecture through digital techniques. Partnering with his wife, Swedish artist Alice Wexell, they create capGvaGng artworks for their celebrated project, “The Wild Within”. Koopmans, of Canadian-Dutch heritage, explores the built environment’s impact on societies. Wexell, with a particular interest in 3D art and photography, co-creates these surreal environments using new technologies.

Born in Reggio Emilia (1993), a digital artist with a background in architecture. His work transcends the boundaries of art, architecture, and design, unfolding between virtual and physical spaces and engaging with digital ephemerality and solid matter. His poetics integrate pop codes and classical aesthetics, are contemporary, and are influenced by the language of social media. Federico delves into global languages and iconographies and experiments with frontier materials, technologies, and production techniques, using design as a means to unveil a contextual language that enriches personal critical sense. His most recent production consists of virtual sculptures realized in NFT format and their physical variants, vacuumed resin canvases. Federico graduated in Architecture from the Polytechnic of Milan and from the Architectural Association of London. He worked at the Renzo Piano Building Workshop in Genoa and with Zaha Hadid Architects and Bjarke Ingels (BIG) in London. He has participated in and won numerous competitions, while his works have been exhibited internationally, most recently at the Seoul Biennale and the Decentraland Pavilion during the latest edition of the Venice Biennale. Federico teaches in London at the AA, a course aimed at dissolving the boundaries between art and architecture, the result of which is the production of an artwork in NFT format. He is a curator at the NiftyGateway platform, where he has published his first NFT collection, also present on various Marketplaces including SuperRare, Ninfa, and OpenSea.