Iterations #2: I don’t know where this is going

About the artists

Pascale Barret (FR/BE) is a Brussels based visual, sound & performing artist. Since 2003, installations, performances, virtual and interactive creations have been the primary expressions of her solo and collaborative work, in flesh as well as on-line. Pascale uses tangible and virtual, scientific and historical media to address issues of identity. She combines and distorts processes of creation with the consciousness that technology tends to transform our perception of the self and of the others. Starting from the tangible world, Barret enters the Internet as an architect and tackles the slippery issues of gender, animality, artefact, sensuality, agglomerate and abstraction.
> pascalebarret.com

Julien Deswaef (BE) is a VJ programmer and versatile artist. Active both in visual art as well as in coding, he has the ability to transform "plastic ideas" into digital realities. He regularly collaborates with artists in the world of entertainment, music, plastic and digital arts. Engaged in Open Source and Free Softwares as an ethical principle, relevantly provides the connection between the visual arts, the world of contemporary images and the most advanced aspects in digital research.
> xuv.be , p.xuv.be

Claire Williams (BE) lives in Brussels. She graduated from ENSAV La Cambre with a master degree in Textile Design. She works on personal projects and collaborations with other artists, researchers, hackers and non profit organizations. Involving open source textiles,floss software & hardware, hacked knitting machines, electronic textiles and stories on analogue textile techniques.
> xxx-clairewilliams-xxx.com

François Zajega (BE) is a digital artist working and living in belgium. He works as a researcher at the institute for new media technologies Numédiart, in the field of computer vision. He's teaching at École supérieure des Arts "Arts au Carré" in Mons and he is involved in several artistic projects.
> frankiezafe.org

Annie Abrahams (NL/FR) is a Dutch artist based in France. In her work, using video, performance as well as the internet, she questions the possibilities and the limits of communication in general and more specifically investigates its modes under networked conditions. She is known worldwide for her net art and collective writing experiments and is an internationally regarded pioneer of networked performance art. Abrahams develops what she calls an aesthetics of trust and attention and creates situations meant to reveal messy and sloppy sides of human behaviour, where she traps reality and somakes that reality available for thought. She has performed and shown work extensively in France and in more than hundred international galleries and museums.
> bram.org/info/aa.htm, bram.org/angry/women/index.htm

Miriam Raggam (AT) studied conceptual art and sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna and at the Weissensee Art Academy in Berlin. In her artistic work she is concerned with the spaces that surround her. Especially with the political and social spaces but also with the physical. This dispute, the questioning of structures and experimentation find their expression in various media: video, performance, installation, animation, photography and screen printing. 
> alltag.mur.at/team/miriam/
> judenburg.at/artistinresidence/raggam_wilding_inhalt.htm