Hello! I’m Joseph Catlett, an Irish creative engineer based in Leiden. Currently I am completing my M.Sc. in Media Technology at Leiden University. My interest prior to university was in design and theatre. While I was always fascinated by the wonders of cellular biology, distant cosmology, quantum theory, and other intangible natural phenomena, I felt inspired by them creatively, so I always focused this curiosity through artistic means rather than strict ‘science’. However, when it came time to choose a Bachelor’s, I made a pivot from this creative positionality and enrolled in Computer Science and Engineering at Delft University. It wasn’t until my collaborations with the Rotterdam Art and Science Lab that I finally found the time and space to reintegrate my creative and scientific pursuits. Since then I have been operating at the [non-existent] boundary between scientific theory, engineering praxis, and visual/embodied arts [and all the permutations therein].

Hi there! I am Kimberly (26), a dutch aerospace engineer interested in anything and everything. During my aerospace engineering bachelor at the TU Delft I did my minor in Art History at the University of Amsterdam (UvA). I graduated with a space project where we designed an asteroid sensing network of PocketQube’s. Thereafter, I took a gap year in which I took on the full-time job of Chief Structures in the student team Eco-Runner Team Delft. There I got to help design, build and race the first Urban Concept Hydrogen powered city car created by this team: the Eco-Runner X. I discovered my passion for sustainability and decided to take my further education in this direction. I am currently finishing the European Wind Energy Master (EWEM) program with a specialisation in the structural design of wind turbine rotor blades. This amazing program allows me to study at both the TU Delft as well as the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) in Copenhagen, the latter being my current location. When I am not working on one of my projects I like to meet up with friends. To go to visit museums and make art. But also to bake delicious pastries to enjoy with a wonderful cup of tea and laughter. I also enjoy the artistic arena of music as I am a musician myself; I play the Oboe. On the more sporty side, I really enjoy hiking, and take pictures during my walks through nature. But I also enjoy swimming and horseback riding.

Heya, I'm Rick. As computer scientist and artist, I find passion at the convergence of art and technology. Drawing from previous experience in crafting interactive installations and fueled by a love for stimulating experiences, my aim is to transport participants to a new realm. My fascination with data science further extends to crafting interactive installations, where intriguing datasets become the foundation for creating unique experiences that linger in the minds of participants.