Art Critic. He started his career in critiquing after winning the Sinchun Literary Art Critic Award given by Chosun Ilbo(Daily) in 2015. He is the Chairman of Art Policy subcommittee of the Korean Art Critics Association, a visiting professor at Hongik University, and a lecturer at Korea National University of Arts. He published To you: Move Toward Where You Are, Burning Utopia, The Korean Contemporary Prints 1981-1996, The Conditions of Art Criticism, The Age of Diminished Expectations & The Shortsighted Art, and so on.

Professor of Dept. Film and Performing Arts at Seoil University. After graduating from the department of theater and film, she went to Germany and obtained MA and Ph.D in filmology from  Erlangen-Nürnberg University. It mainly studies German and European films, German public broadcasting and cultural democracy, and culture and arts education. Major writings include 「A study of contemporary German directors with the focus on director Anne Zohra Berrached」(2021), 「The Aesthetic Challenge of German Films - Sebastien Schipper’s Plan Sequence Film Victoria(2015)」(2020), and 「Auschwitz and Memory: Around the Movie <Tourists Come at the End>」(2017) and 『Cultural Democracy』(2016).

Gabriel SOUCHEYRE is a director of VIDEOFORMES, an international festival of Hybrid and Digital Arts in Clermont-Ferrand and a non-profit organization that has set up: artistic education and culture programs for school-age children, artistic residency programs, and digital archives. He is currently an editor of Turbulences Vidéo (quarterly magazine on hybrid and digital arts), artistic curator for VIDEOFORMES for many national and international events, and a national secretary of HACNUM (French national network of hybrid arts and digital cultures). He is a former teacher at Université Clermont Auvergne, and he is a video and digital art producer, blogger, and video-maker.

Park Kyong Ju has continued creative activities focusing on the artistic statements of a social minority based on her overall understanding of the fields of humanities and culture and arts. She has explored and actively embraced new media as well as art in various fields, and collaborated with social minorities. She is actively engaged in creative activities as the founder and representative of the creative group Salad, which was established in 2009.

SHIM HyeJung is a film director and an artist. <A Bedsore>(Feature film, 2019) was presented in Moscow International Film Festival in RUSSIA, Vesoul International Film Festival of Asian Cinemas in FRANCE (Award - Jury prize ex-aequo , INALCO Jury Award ), Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival in USA ( Award-Special Jury Award for Social Issue Commentary), Jeonju International Film Festival, Seoul Women’s International Film Festival, Seoul Independent Film Festiva, Seoul International ALT Cinema & Media Festival in Korea and many more leading film festivals. <Flowers of mold>(Feature film, 2022) was presented in Jeonju International Film Festival(Award – CGV Award , Watcha's Pick Award ).

Film critic, Research Professor at Korea University, Ph.D. in visual culture, debuted in the 2011 Dong-A Ilbo Literary Contest in spring; Film Criticism section. Public Relations Director of the Korean Film Critics Association. Worked as a Jee S.H’s Cinematique writer at Le Monde Diplomatique Korean version. 

KIM Kenny Kyungmi began her studies in media art at the Seoul National University Graduate School of Fine Arts with a thesis on video art by Bill Viola and Gary Hill (1997). The Media Art Lab, founded in 1998 with the ideal of a digital Bauhaus, patented the VSRL system, a virtual reality program. In 2007, she majored in Interactive Media Art at New York University's ITP (Interactive Telecommunications Program). Since 2010, she has been the representative and artistic director of NMARA (New Media Art Research Association), where she has been curating new media art exhibitions, Multidisciplinary art performances, and convergence interdisciplinary convergence Seminar. In 2023, she was the organizer and general director of the "ChatGPT WAR" multimodal lecture show.

Sejin Kim is a video artist and filmmaker. She has working with a variety of media apparatuses, including documentary realism and cinematic language to explore various and perplexing relationships between individuals and contemporary systems. She holds an MFA in Fine Art in Slade school of fine art, UCL and MA in Fim & TV in Media Art, Sogang University. Her works have been exhibited at Songeun Art Space, National Museum of Contemporary and Modern Art in Seoul, MAXXI in Rome; Grunt Gallery in Vancouver; La Friche Belle de Mai in Marseille, France. She has had several residency programs, including Helsinki International Artist Programme (HIAP), International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP) and MMCA residency in Goyang. Also she won the prize of Songeun Art Award, 4th Daum Prize and Unesco Prize for the Promotion of the Arts.