Marian Sandberg is driven by a need to feel human. Through multidisciplinary arts practice, she explores what being human feels like in a world where technological systems continually shift and normalise new ways of being. By creating quirky new technologies that sit at the edge of the societal norms they shape and uphold, Sandberg offers opportunities to consciously engage with and reshape the technologies that shape us.

Founded in 1997, ENESS is a multi-award-winning art and technology studio. The multidisciplinary team explores the intersection between the virtual and the physical world in the creation of temporary and permanent interactive public art. Pioneers of new media art, ENESS artworks combine sculpture, textiles, design, furniture, software development, music and story. Led by Artist and Founder Nimrod Weis, the team delves into the deeper potential of interactivity to form emotive responses from audiences and how to make art appeal to people of all ages and backgrounds. The studio’s style of work seduces viewers to get closer and experience unexpected curiosities, taking digital art installations out of the gallery and into the realm of public space.

Stelarc (b.1946, Cyprus) is a performance artist who has tested and pushed the limits of the human body for over fifty years. His performances and installations explore themes of the post-human and the trans-human using prosthetics, robotics, biotechnology and virtual reality systems. Stelarc's work has shaped new media art history, with leading institutions such as ZKM (Germany), stating his works such as Third Arm are "new media art masterpieces".

EJ Son is a multidisciplinary artist working across sculpture, installation, ceramics and writing. Their practice uses provocation and humour to interrogate power structures in gender, sexuality and race. Through paradox and tension, Son’s work disrupts ingrained binaries, creating space for new subjectivities and emotional registers.

James Dodd is an artist who works across a wide range of mediums. He is interested in the splashes of creativity that can be found in public spaces, especially suburbia. This has many manifestations, from simple paintings to strange contraptions or sculptures that look like they have been “home-brewed in the garden shed”. Painting has always been a core part of his practice, though James’ paintings are often created with the use of mechanic and built structures.

FUTUREJUICE’s diverse formats of agency initiatives generate artist opportunities and innovative curatorial outcomes. We develop projects that span exhibition, advertising, entertainment, publishing, and design. FUTUREJUICE collaborates with institutions, public, event and alternative spaces alike, to bring exhibition formats to commercial experiences - such as brand activations, collaborations or advertisements - that engage and inspire a wider public. Our commercial collaborators will benefit from a deeper conceptual experience that will mark their audiences, maintaining a strong critical edge and aligning artistic practice with meaningful inter-industry partnerships.