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+    "title": "<<Cables>> How to connect one thing to another!",
+    "description": "VanTa is an experienced developer, with a strong focus in the field of computer graphics.
+In his creations, he always tries to find a balance between geometry, abstraction, and chaos.
+At the age of eight he left home and founded his own aerospace startup with very little venture capital, that operated from his parents’ porch.
+With a background in environmental science, his work revolves around the intersection between art, science, and technology. He loves when digital elements align with the real world; either in augmented reality overlays, projection mapping on architectural landmarks, or pixels floating in thin air. VanTa also performs as a VJ and musician in different locations and festivals around the world. When he finds the time, he teaches coding to designers and artists.",
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     "description": "Viviana Druga is a Romanian ritualista based in Berlin who uses performance and photography and installation based work as her main forms of expression. She was born in Transylvania – Romania. Until the age of 12 she would visit together with her sister the grandparents living near the Carpathian mountains. Her childhood was influenced by the free life of the mountain area and the Christian – orthodox Mysticism brought in by her mother. Before she left Romania in 2008 she was predominantly interested in the social side of art, performing activist art actions in Bucharest such as infiltrating the international biennial, photographing herself with the president on the street while being dressed like a guerrilla, and convincing people to pose in their swimsuits in winter at a busy intersection where an off-limits park had been constructed. Since she moved to Berlin, she has been investigating the personal, poetic side of performing, the new dimensions of reality and capturing that reality through photography – using art as a magical activity that can help the subject / audience discover new dimensions of oneself.",

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-          <span class="fsl">Viviana Druga</span>
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-        <span class="fsl">Viviana Druga is a Romanian ritualista based in Berlin who uses performance and photography and installation based work as her main forms of expression. She was born in Transylvania – Romania. Until the age of 12 she would visit together with her sister the grandparents living near the Carpathian mountains. Her childhood was influenced by the free life of the mountain area and the Christian – orthodox Mysticism brought in by her mother. Before she left Romania in 2008 she was predominantly interested in the social side of art, performing activist art actions in Bucharest such as infiltrating the international biennial, photographing herself with the president on the street while being dressed like a guerrilla, and convincing people to pose in their swimsuits in winter at a busy intersection where an off-limits park had been constructed. Since she moved to Berlin, she has been investigating the personal, poetic side of performing, the new dimensions of reality and capturing that reality through photography – using art as a magical activity that can help the subject / audience discover new dimensions of oneself.</span>
+        <span class="fsl">We are a collective of New Media artists with backgrounds from interactive media, creative coding, performance, installations, and design. Our goal is to find balance between artistic concept and aesthetics, we always attempt to tackle the problem from social-political, design, to relational among other interdisciplinary perspectives. We believe having strong roots enables us to reach for the sky and diversity of ideas and cultures is the key to the future.</span>
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-          <span class="fsl">Rachid Moro</span>
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-        <span class="fsl">Rachid Moro was born in Belgium in 1972 and is based in Brussel and Berlin. Moro is an electronic musician, visual artist and light designer working with self-made technologies, both software and hardware to create immersive performances, sensitive sculptures, light scenographies and generative graphics.
-His visual and sound practices cross-pollinate each other and explore new narratives through feedback loops, unstable structures, systems based on unpredictable events and ordered chaos.
-This talk will be dedicated to present some recent works and collaborations circling around the technology hybridisation often applied. Discussing the club as an experimentation playground and the nonexistent line separating sound, light and image creation in the digital context.</span>
+        <span class="fsl">VanTa is an experienced developer, with a strong focus in the field of computer graphics.
+In his creations, he always tries to find a balance between geometry, abstraction, and chaos.
+At the age of eight he left home and founded his own aerospace startup with very little venture capital, that operated from his parents’ porch.
+With a background in environmental science, his work revolves around the intersection between art, science, and technology. He loves when digital elements align with the real world; either in augmented reality overlays, projection mapping on architectural landmarks, or pixels floating in thin air. VanTa also performs as a VJ and musician in different locations and festivals around the world. When he finds the time, he teaches coding to designers and artists.</span>
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