DAY OFFF
- 13:00
- Sougwen
- 14:00
- Jan De Coster
- 15:30
- Gavin Strange
- 16:30
- Mucho
- 18:00
- Steve Simpson
- 19:00
- Hungry Castle
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Sougwen
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Gavin Strange
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Jan De Coster
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Mucho
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Steve Simpson
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Hungry Castle
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Sougwen
Sougwen Chung is a Canadian-born, Chinese-raised, and Brooklyn-based artist. Sougwen has an almost tautological dedication to abstract, organic mark-making that is coupled with a deep-seated infatuation with technology.
Her thought-provoking work spans installation, sculpture, still image, drawing, and performance, informing her multifaceted approach to experiential art. Her installations involve multiple layers of light on intricate structures, taking a variety of media and transforming it into spatial experiences.
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Gavin Strange
Gavin is a creative artist based in Bristol and working as Senior Designer for Aardman where he designs all things digital for games, apps and sites. He also works under the alias of JamFactory by night as a designer / filmmaker / jack of all trades.
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Jan De Coster
Jan De Coster combines backgrounds in Physics, Engineering, Art Direction, Game Design, Character Design and Teaching into an innovative cocktail in his Slightly Overdone Studio. The main focus of the studio is on the creation and production of interactive installations.
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Mucho
With a number of small offices in Europe and the U.S., Mucho's principals represent multiple cultures yet are dedicated to a singular mission: to define how companies are perceived in the world, so they can stand out and succeed. They offer creative strategy and design for all kinds of clients — from boutique businesses and start-ups to multinational corporations.
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Steve Simpson
Freelance award winning illustrative designer, Steve’s innovative, award winning approach to graphic design, typography and illustration is built on fresh thinking, traditional skills and dose of fun. Steve lives on the east coast of Ireland where a good sense of humor is essential.
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Hungry Castle
Based in Barcelona, Hungry Castle is the creative studio featuring Dave Glass and Kill Cooper that specialize in creating public art and fashion. Their art inspires the fashion but it’s the fashion that funds their art. Working collectively since 2011 the goal has always been to make big, playful things of cultural impact and use design thinking in a way that truly engages people.
