Hojun Song is an artist and engineer. He has been working as a new media art creator since 2005, and since 2008, he has been the representative of FETM, a company specializing in the development and consulting of convergent technologies. In 2013, through the OSSI project, he launched the world's first privately made artificial satellite and released its technology as open source. Recently, he has been working on projects related to how to act in the era of artificial intelligence and data.

Donghwan Kim has worked as a journalist for OhmyNews and CoinDesk Korea. He now operates Wonderframe, a crypto consulting company. She is interested in how society responds to the development of digital assets and artificial intelligence technology, and she repeatedly translates diverse content from the chaotic world into clear Korean.

Sohyeon Park is a curator of contemporary art and media art. She has undertaken numerous projects through an experimental approach that explores the boundaries of international artistic exchange, interdisciplinary collaboration, participatory work, and education. Working as a chief curator in various institutions, she has been involved in exhibition planning, project coordination, workshops, education, and publications.

Jangsub Lee has studied visual design in Seoul and public design in Barcelona. He has participated in projects and exhibitions as a designer and artist in various countries since graduation. Since 2018, he has been working as a professor at Seoul National University, planning and executing socially engaged design projects and enabling practical education in the process.

Since 2002, Hochul Song is working as a software developer. He has been involved in developing programs with extensive user interaction, including games. Since 2014, he has primarily worked in the field of game development in Berlin, Germany. He actively embraces diverse tech stacks to avoid being confined to specific technologies. His interests lie in organizing and operating software development teams, process improvement, and automation, with a focus on enhancing efficiency.

Youri Suh is Specialized in convergence art as a media creator. She is operating the project with the theme 'body as evidence of existence.' Intrigued by moments of vitality found in inanimate objects, he explores creating poetic moments using drawing, physical computing, games, and more. He has a keen interest in volatile materials such as air, water, movement, and sound and teaches computer creation and technology-based workshops at Kaywon University of Art & Design.