Juul van der Laan makes films. Initially trained in chemistry, she soon swapped lab equipment for a camera by continuing her studies in documentary film. As an indie filmmaker she made her debut with Multiverse Ghana (2015): “I went to Ghana as a one-woman-band with a consumer DSLR plus single prime lens and shot an entire documentary this way. I was curious about scientists there.”

Her work is characterised by a natural inclination to question general assumptions within the realm of the intellectual. She’s worked with philosopher Sophie Olúwọlé on mistranslations around an ancient Yorùbá philosopher. And now, she takes control of the viewer’s self-image with “I M U”, a deepfake film installation. Her work has been nominated, has been screened at various festivals, and in academic settings.

Luuk Schipperheyn is an interactive media developer. His work often integrates cutting-edge technologies in a playful manner. Luuk has collaborated with clients such as Frolic Studio, Afdeling Buitengewone Zaken, Het Rijksmuseum, LIMA, and Amsterdam Museum. He is also a member of mot, an interactive media collective.