Ben Frost is an Australian composer and producer based in Iceland. Frost composes minimalist, instrumental and experimental music, with influences ranging from classical minimalism to punk rock and black metal. Frost’s diverse impact reverberates across film, television, and opera, earning acclaim for his score for Julia Leigh’s Palme d’Or-nominated Sleeping Beauty and scores for TV series such as 1899, Raised By Wolves with Ridley Scott, Fortitude, and the global cult hit series Dark. His Opera creations have been performed at London’s Royal Opera House and Hannover’s Staatsoper, cementing his position in the world of contemporary music and live arts.

Born in Switzerland with Nepali Indigenous heritage, a transversal identity was forged, guiding both Aïsha Devi's personal and creative processes. Dislocating pop culture, also evident in her mixes for Resident Advisor, FACT, NTS, BBC Radio and Mixmag, is one of her foundational tools. While she currently uses music as her primary medium of expression, Devi’s practice is fundamentally interdisciplinary – she studied graphic design and collaborates with visual and performance artists as well as making her own interventions within the art world. With her mesmeric digital world-building and captivating stage presence she has bowled over crowds at CTM, Primavera, Unsound, Roskilde, Dark Mofo, MoMA PS1 and hundreds of festivals and venues from Japan to Mexico and beyond.

Greg Kubacki is an American musician and visual artist, best known as the guitarist and principal song writer of the New York-based mathcore band Car Bomb. His music blends technical rhythms and constant modulating tempos with melting guitar tones and unique pitch shifting effects. This has earned Car Bomb the reputation of being one of the most eccentric and groundbreaking bands in heavy music, having toured with genre heavyweights Gojira, Meshuggah, Animals as Leaders, Between the Buried and Me, and Dillinger Escape Plan over the course of four albums. With experience in graphic design and programming, Greg creates most of the visuals and artwork for Car Bomb. He also has a solo project called Xytechra: a sonic sketchpad of IDM, ambient, glitch, and other 90’s-era inspired electronic music.

The Recombinant Media Labs organization was founded to research the qualities and artistic potential of Spatial Cinema. It does so by means of Experiential Engineering; exploring processes that propagate the aesthetic and technological boundaries of panoramic AV exhibition. RML acts as producer and presenter of hybrid artworks and performance archiving based on spatial media synthesis; intermodal works using image, light, sound and other disseminated media in three-dimensional space. The CineChamber is RML's curated, nomadic platform under the artistic trajectory of founder & Director Naut Humon plus a superhuman crew.