1024 Architecture is an artistic label created by François Wunschel and Pier Schneider, both trained architects and digital artists. 1024 Architecture creates installations at the border of the worlds of architecture, design and visual arts. By mixing digital and real environments, the label’s projects blur the boundary between the real and the virtual worlds.

Founded in 2007, fuse* is a multidisciplinary art studio that investigates the expressive possibilities of digital technologies, aiming to interpret the complexity of human, social and natural phenomena.

Since its origins, the studio’s research has had as its primary objective the creation of multimedia installations and performances, produced with the goal of exploring the boundaries between different disciplines through connections between light, space, sound and movement.

Aneta Fodorová is an author working with participatory installations, script writing and literature. She studies a PhD in philosophy and teaches at Charles University in Prague. She focuses on artistic research for meaningful and empowering methods that guide the public through the creative process. Her artistic platform third // space cooperates on an international scale with Polish, Italian and French artists.

Tranzept designs, plans, and produces event technology for concerts, various festivals, congresses, product presentations, and trade fairs. The company is evolving into a sustainable studio that creates more with less. With a focus on expressive and experimental lighting design, the multidisciplinary team aims to push the boundaries of art and cultural events by creating technically sound immersive installations.

Jérémie Bellot, a digital artist and an architect, designs and produces architectural, visual, light and sound installations. His work questions the role of light in lived and perceived space through immersive audiovisual projects. Nourished by polyhedral geometry and mathematical arts, he offers a new perception of space while questioning our relationship to architectural and natural heritage.

Originally from Orléans, France, Jérémie Bellot studied Cinema as well as Architecture, he became State Architect and devoted himself to his artistic practice. Architect and digital artist, he co-founded AV Extended in 2014 and became curator for the festival Constellations in Metz five years later. In 2020, he co-founded the project “Château de Beaugency, Digital Art Center” and ensures its programming and artistic direction.

Hans E. Madsen works primarily in the public space with temporary and site-specific works, often involving different kinds of lights, colored filters, and cheap materials from DIY and building stores. He is interested in creating experiences and wonder in everyday situations and places with readily available materials.

Aleksandra Stratimirovic is an award-winning visual artist, internationally active in the world of art and light. Her focus is site-specific art installations, often characterized by the delicate use of light. A number of her permanent artworks are integrated in various public places and institutions in Sweden and abroad, such as hospitals, schools, train stations and residential areas. In recent years her artworks have been included in exhibitions at the National Museum in Stockholm, Jardin du Palais Royal in Paris, and various art events in London, Amsterdam, Ljubljana, Belgrade, Tokyo, Osaka, Verona and Toronto.

Besides her artistic career, Aleksandra is actively engaged in a number of light-related organizations, being the founding member of the Transnational Lighting Detectives, founder and artistic director of the Belgrade of Light in Serbia, co-founder of the Lighting Guerrilla in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

Filip Roca is a visual and new media artist currently based in Lisbon. During the last ten years, he has been working in the field of animation, motion graphics and art direction. In 2014 he began to work on his personal projects focusing on architectural video projections, object mapping and live generative visuals for stage productions. His work has been presented worldwide.

Janis Petersons, the Latvian artist and owner of the company ‘Artistic’, is known for developing non-standard technical solutions. As he says himself: “I’ve wanted to create and evolve my whole life.” As such, he finds his inspiration in the most mundane things. Natural materials, things he finds, and things he encounters in and around his home outside the city. He knows how to convert his thoughts flawlessly into light creations that make unforgettable experiences come alive at various events. He likes to play with light, water and colours and create both meditative to energetic vibrations. In doing so, Janis not only designs and creates, he realizes everything right down to the last detail. From works for private and public events and large urban festivals to making artworks and scenography for light festivals -nothing is too crazy for him.