Star is a PhD student at the School of Creative Media. She received her MFA from CityU, and BFA from School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her interests include the human senses, mass culture, and social problems that are sensitive to the youth. Her art and curatorial work also focus on these issues, visually displayed by immersive media.

Sue Huang is a new media artist whose work addresses collective experience. Her current projects explore ecological intimacies, human/nonhuman relations, and speculative futures. Huang has exhibited nationally and internationally, including at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), Los Angeles; the Contemporary Arts Center (CAC) in Cincinnati; VISUAL Carlow in Ireland; Philadelphia Contemporary; Rhizome at the New Museum; and Ars Electronica in Linz, Austria. Huang has received grants and commissions from Rhizome, the A.R.T. (the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation), the James Irvine Foundation (MOCA, Los Angeles), Creative Scotland (NEoN), and the SCHARP Development Award (UCHI), among others. Huang was a Year 7/8 member of the Creative Science track at NEW INC, supported by Science Sandbox (Simons Foundation) and a 2022 LMCC artist-in-residence at The Arts Center at Governors Island. She is an assistant professor of Digital Media Design at the University of Connecticut.

WANG Shuxin, HUANG Simai, Guo Zerong, HUANG Yifei Ray LC were all from the City University of Hong Kong, China. They are all Year 1 students studying Master of Fine Arts in Creative Media led by Prof. Ray LC in the Research Through Making Course. WANG Shuxin Yan (汪淑欣): wangshuxin0330@gmail.com @piggyyanw WANG Shuxin Yan is a student studying for a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Media at the City University of Hong Kong. Wang enjoys using text and images, found objects, and sound to do collages and montages for an experimental video. Engages in abstract animation and cinema film, as well as photography. She loves exploring and researching through an art way to say something. Simai Huang (黄思邁): huangstella0124@gmail.com Stella, an MFA student in Creative Media. Her works often focus on several social issues, and are always obsessed with the stylistic imagery of childhood memory and the early stages of the internet. She excels in graphic design, interaction design, and web design. She always applies these techniques in her works, and is willing to explore new artistic forms. Guo Zerong (郭澤融): zerongguo2-c@my.cityu.edu.hk Zerong is a first-year MFA major from City University of Hong Kong. He is an apprentice director. HUANG Yifei (also known as Chan Fei) graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Public Art from East China Normal University, currently pursuing a MFA in Creative Media at City University of Hong Kong. Focus on the essential aesthetics of images. Figure symbolizations to narrate contemporary legends. Speak realistic languages to express yearn for the absurd. Practise somatization to guide a way to the utopia of disembodiment. Ray LC: recfreq@gmail.com @recfeq RAY LC is assistant professor at City University of Hong Kong School of Creative Media.

Jiahe Zhao is an artist and social media influencer. She takes daily life as the creative field and responds to society with creative actions. Her artwork often involves interaction with social media. She is currently a PhD student at NTHU, focusing on the impact of virtual technology on economic institutions and daily life.

Xie Shujiao is currently in her third year of pursuing a doctoral degree at the School of Art, Design, and Media, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. Her academic journey includes the attainment of a Master of Architecture degree from Tongji University and a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Xi'an Jiao Tong University. Her research is centered around urban media art, encompassing the domains of mapping on urban surfaces and large-scale media walls. Combined with her previous experience in space-making, shujiao is passionate about exploring various digital media technologies to create architectural and artistic installations in response to the urban discourses and urgencies of our time. Her research also places a specific emphasis on unraveling the social and cultural implications embedded in the realm of urban media art within the context of mainland China.