Organisation

Beer van Geer

Biofeedback Design

Beer van Geer is a media artist from Netherlands, who works in the fields of interactive biofeedback design. He develops systems that explore and explain the human world using various elements such as computer technology and generative light and sound design. Beer focuses on interactive biofeedback design and the study of relations between physiology, geometry, sound, color, and harmony.

Yota Morimoto

Sonologist

Yota Morimoto is a Japanese composer, sound artist and researcher born in Brazil based in the Netherlands. He holds a master's degree in Sonology from the Royal Conservatory in The Hague and Ph.D. in composition from the University of Birmingham UK.

Julie de Ruijter

Ritualistic Designer

As Studio POCA, Julie de Ruijter develops rituals and ritualistic objects, combining textile-, graphic-, and spatial design. Using analogue, traditional techniques with a contemporary and experimental approach. These Ritualistic practices and objects activate us to experience ourselves outside fixed borders and to connect to our intuition and feelings.

Tena Lazarevic

Architect

Coming from a architectue background, Tena designs intuitive spaces that play with the senses on much different levels. Her main interest is the function of sound in space and garden design. Tena thinks architecture should be reduced to the minimal impact; loose but humane. It should evolve and perform through the time, surprise and inspire.

Darien Brito

Generative Design

Darien could be considered both an artist and a technician, distinction that more and more seems blurred in the field of digital practise. Darien is fascinated by micro-sound, immersive environments, machine learning and complexity, as in the field that studies how systems with simple rules can create over time complex behaviour. He is interested in an experiential approach to performance, meaning artistic occurrences that are less guided by concepts and based more on sensorial experiences. Darien is primarily a sonic thinker and later a visual tinkerer.

Bin Yu

Scientific Research

Bin-Yu, a researcher in the fields of biofeedback and non-invasive sensor technologies from the Technical University of Eindhoven. Bin is focused on the design and development of ECG monitoring applications. He is supporting Ademruimte on the scientific and technologal level.

Jonathan Looman

Graphic Design

Formally know under the monicker Lowman. Jonathan now focusses on strategy, concept development and marketing. Also a keen gardener you can find him outside between the plants. Or teaching at the Royal Academy of Art. An eternal optimist with a fascination for innovation, technology, media, politics, history and biology.