Digital Renaissance

Sébastien Devaud, known asAgoria, is a digital artist from the Web3 world. A leading figure in contemporary digital art, his entire artistic practice revolves around generative biological art, the creation of works using algorithms, artificial intelligence and data from the living world. He works with scientists to create works that combine art, music, the Metaverse and science, with the aim of bringing the living world into the blockchain.

Hermine Bourdin is an artist based in Paris. Her approach blends modern technology and tradition, embracing ecofeminism by weaving together the preservation of nature and the worship of the divine feminine. Known for her abstract sculptures and digital work, her artistic practice is inspired by the Paleolithic and Neolithic periods.

His sculptures have been exhibited in renowned galleries in Berlin, London, Paris, New York, Geneva, Copenhagen and Prague, and his digital art has been shown in Paris, Miami, New York City and Lisbon.

Myriam Brouard is Assistant Professor of Marketing at the University of Ottawa’s Telfer School of Management. She is a consumer culture theorist, working at the intersection of marketing and anthropology to understand what drives the adoption of disruptive technologies. Her research focuses on diversity, equity and inclusion in technological spaces such as Web3 and the Metaverse, and particularly how black and indigenous creators navigate these new spaces.

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Javier Villalobos(ekaitza) is a leading figure in the digital art and NFT community, recognized not only for his work as a collector, but also as an artist. Formerly head of curation and artist relations at Nifty Gateway, Javier now heads Euskal Ridge Capital, which invests in cutting-edge digital art and innovative projects, in the hope of shaping the future of the industry.

Pauline Foessel is the founder of Artpool, a private social network for professional art curators.
In 2023, she is also launching 100 collectors, an exclusive club for NFTs and art lovers.
Pauline Foessel is also Chief Curator at Lisbon Cultural Affairs, where she campaigns for greater appreciation, promotion and connectivity with urban art in order to revolutionize our perception of it.

Since 2021, Grida has held the position of art director at IHAM NFT, Europe’s leading NFT and Crypto Art gallery. She curated the exhibitions Punkism and Long Live Londonat the Saatchi Gallery in London, weaving together crypto-punk art and art history.
Grida is also co-founder of NFT Factory Paris, ambassador for NFT Paris, chief curator of the Nonfungible Conference and curator of digital art exhibitions at the Korean Cultural Center in Paris since 2021.

MCSK is an Italian-Croatian artist and architect. The family trauma of the war in Yugoslavia and the dual culture from which he comes are determining factors in his creative process.
After studying art in Rome, he continued his training in Paris, focusing on architecture, 3D visualization and computer design.
MCSK’s research combines traditional painting with 3D and generative art, creating a dialogue between art history and digital innovation.

Inna Modja is a French-Malian artist, filmmaker and international campaigner for gender equality and climate justice. She is a Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD).
She co-founded CODE GREEN, a non-profit organization that harnesses the power of art and technology to support social and climate justice. She and her team are exploring the potential of blockchain, helping a growing number of artists and communities harness the power of technology to help heal the Earth and fight for radical green justice.

At just 22, Liam Scully made history by becoming the youngest Web3 founder in Latin America to raise 170 ETH for charity in the Mayan jungle.
His work with Maya Spirits, his charity, earned him an invitation from the President of Mexico, alongside the country’s technology leaders. Liam Scully’s dedication to philanthropy and innovation was highlighted at the United Nations Science Summit, consolidating his position as a leader in the use of technology to drive social progress in Latin America.

Annelise Stern is a French curator, gallery owner, lecturer and author specializing in the female gaze(s) and their transmission.
In 2021, she founded ART GIRLS GALERIE, an art gallery dedicated to the representation of the “female gaze” in photography and new technologies today located in Boulogne Billancourt (France). In 2022, she gets involved in web3 by creating with artist JessyJeanne the collective GXRLS REVOLUTION, which is illustrated by the publication of the CATALOGUE: 100 ARTISTES FEMMES À SUIVRE DANS L’ESPACE NFT (100 WOMEN ARTISTS TO FOLLOW IN THE NFT SPACE).