Primavera is an artist and legal scholar at Harvard University, exploring the intersection between art, law and technology, focusing specifically on the legal and political implications of blockchain technology. Her artistic practice instantiates the key findings of her research in the physical world, creating blockchain-based lifeforms that evolve and reproduce themselves as people feed them with cryptocurrencies.

Curator and researcher based in Bern, Switzerland, who studies how digital technologies in the 21st century influence the production, perception or distribution of contemporary art. Her curatorial work deals with topics such as artificial intelligence, online self-representation and body images in social media. In her PhD project, she examined exhibition displays of postdigital artistic practices in physical and virtual spaces. She is currently employed as head of program and curator at HEK (House of Electronic Arts) in Basel.

Digital art curator, specializing in blockchain art, while also focusing on generative AI. Founder of Breezy Art, co-founder of 100 collectors, curator at MakersPlace. She graduated in contemporary Chinese art and worked for several years in Beijing with artist Ai Weiwei. In 2018, she relocated to New York and shifted her focus to developments in the field of art and technology. As one of the first curating presences in Web3, Eleonora spearheaded many of the earliest Cryptoart projects. Today, she continues to curate and lead web3 and digital art initiatives.

Argentinian/Italian, relocated to Germany (Berlin) in March 2013. Currently working as Director of Growth at Avara. Maria Paula has been the co-founder and COO at Juried Protocol Galleries LTD (JPG.space) based in Berlin. Founder and former Managing Director of ETHBerlin/ Department of Decentralization. Other past experience includes Golem, a Blockchain project aiming to create a decentralised marketplace for computing power.