SPEAKERS


Prof. Constant Dullaart
TalkIconoclasm and the exploit
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Constant Dullaart’s practice explores how social and cultural values reverberate in tools and technology. Dullaart creates works to emphasise an enjoyable friction between old and new, manual and automated, online and offline, real or not. He deconstructs and analyses the specific human circumstances under which technological instruments are created, and how this influences the way the instruments are consequently used. His practice ranges from AI models, to start-ups, virtual armies and custom agents to websites, custom social media and conventional media. Dullaart is the founding professor of Networked Materialities at the Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Nürnberg.
Arseniy Testin
TalkDigital Creation, Human Connection
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Arseniy Testin is a creative technologist with 20+ years in CGI, storytelling, and digital systems. He founded a boutique studio delivering campaigns for global brands, and now works at adidas building scalable tools for visualization and innovation. His focus is bridging creativity and technology through structured, hands-on work that makes complex systems feel human, usable, and real.


Dr. Daniel Wessolek
Talk Ensh*ttification of Technology:
Can Communities of Practice Make a Difference?
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Dr. Daniel Wessolek is an artist, designer, and researcher specializing in tangible interaction design, open-source hardware, assistive technologies, and collaborative maker practices. He leads the Media Lab at the Academy of Fine Arts Nuremberg, focusing on creative coding and media installations. Wessolek has worked on European research projects, co-founded the Prototype Fund Hardware, and previously held academic roles in Weimar, Singapore, and Berlin. He holds advanced degrees in media art, art theory, and digital media.