Rosa Menkman is an artist and researcher. Her work focuses on noise artifacts that result from accidents in both analogue and digital media. These artifacts can offer precious insights into the otherwise obscure alchemy of standardisation and resolution setting. As compendia to this research, Menkman published the Glitch Moment/um (inc, 2011) and Beyond Resolution (i.R.D., 2020).
Key to resolution studies is that the while the standardization of resolutions generally promotes efficiency, order and functionality in our technologies, resolutions also compromise and obfuscate alternative possibilities. In 2019 Menkman won the Collide, Arts at CERN Barcelona award, which inspired her recent research into im/possible images. In this new research she aims to find new ways to resolve and as a result, understand, use and perceive through and with our technologies.

Marios Isaakidis is a hacktivist and PhD candidate at University College London developing technologies, mechanisms and policies that secure our freedoms in the Information Age. Currently, he serves as the director at http://infotropic.tech specializing in blockchain, privacy engineering and protocol design.

Taietzel Ticalos is a visual artist based in Bucharest, Romania. Her artistic practice investigates the transmutation of reality into the virtual space and contemplates the development of digital narrations. She focuses on social media as consumer media, digital performance and digital reenactment. Between 2014-2016 she coordinated with Gabriela Mateescu the mobile group Nucleu 0000, a flexible collective of young Romanian artists. Since 2019 they together manage the digital art platform spam-index.com.