Geoff Lillemon is a Boston based surrealist working in the net art movement. In 2005 he had his first solo exhibition at the Museo Tamayo, Mexico City, was the invite d'honneur at the Centre Pompidou, Paris, performed his collaborative music project l'Orchestre de Oculart at CCCB Barcelona /OFFF, New York, Toronto, and Mexico. Rececently he has implemented his unique art into commercial success with award winning advertising agency Modernista as well as continuing to produce Oculart.com and exhibit internationally.
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Brazilian-born artist Amon Tobin started off under the pseudonym of Cujo in the mid 1990s, then living in the UK. Cujo lived for a series of singles, EPs, and remixes, peaking with the album Adventures In Foam, all originally on NINEBARecords, and appeared first in the US on the label Shadow Records. Around 1997, he switched to going by his own name, signed to the Ninja Tune label, where he has resided ever since.
The duo of Handsome Furs began as an idea in the winter of 2005, and currently consists of Montreal residents Dan Boeckner and Alexei Perry. Boeckner also sings and plays guitar in Wolf Parade and before that did much the same in Atlas Strategic, while Perry maintains a career as a writer. Dark and minimal while noisy and earnest, the fabric of their record together was just as informed by late nights as it was by Scandinavian black metal. Truly, the point of creating Handsome Furs was to be as sparse and repetitive as possible with the help of little more than vocals, guitars, and a new drum machine.
(b. 1979 Hungary) is a Toronto-based Canadian artist working with photography, mixed media, painting, drawing and sculpture. Zsakos art has been exhibited both internationally and in Canada. His photographic work is represented by the Lee Ka-sing Gallery (Toronto), while his drawing practice is represented by SPIN Gallery