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Chris Kore is a digital dreamer and new media artist working across generative visuals,
CGI and live performance. Her practice explores human emotion, perception and immersive experience through moving image,
real-time systems and audiovisual environments. She has created work for Boiler Room, Dekmantel, ADE, DGTL,
Chris Stussy and KI/KI, and presented projects and talks at international platforms including Forward Festival,
DEMO Festival, Transmediale & CTM, Roundhouse London, and many more.
Benjamin Simon and Dirk Schuster are the founders and creative leads behind FOREAL, a design and animation studio obsessed with making ideas loud, bold, and unapologetically colourful.
What started in 2013 as a two-person venture has grown into a dedicated studio of creative minds and self-proclaimed CGI nerds, all based in their hometown of Trier, Germany. Not exactly a global metropolis, right? But FOREAL has proven that you don’t need big city lights to make serious noise worldwide—just solid Wi-Fi, sharp skills, and a whole lot of passion.
From global tech giants like Google to the beloved pizza place around the corner, their client list is as diverse as their visual style. The mission stays the same every time: to create high-end 3D visuals and animations that feel tactile, playful, and impossible to scroll past.
FOREAL lives in that sweet spot where big agency quality meets direct collaboration. Clients work hand in hand with the actual artists crafting the visuals—no corporate maze, no meetings about meetings, just clear communication, good energy, and serious creative firepower.
Can Touch This is a creative technology studio specializing in the design of interactive touch-based sound installations
for museums, brands, and cultural events. Based in Paris and Berlin, the studio explores the boundaries between art, music,
and technology by transforming human touch into immersive musical experiences.
A Sensory Approach to Sound
At the core of Can Touch This's work lies a deep commitment to multisensory interaction.
Their installations use conductive technology and playful interfaces to turn the human body into a musical instrument.
Whether through direct contact between people or through tactile interaction with objects,
the studio creates sonic environments that invite exploration, connection, and discovery.
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