Jenny Jiang is a New York-based CGI designer and motion artist crafting mesmerizing visual worlds at the intersection between realism and fantasy. Her artwork explores aspects of surrealism, modern architecture, and storytelling in the form of beautiful dreamscapes and artful product renders, imbued with a sense of joy and serenity.

She has worked with a variety of brands across multiple industries including Sony Music, Baccarat, LVMH, Crocs, L’Oreal, etc. She has exhibited her work at Art Basel Miami and The Dream Hotel in New York City.

Victoria Fard is an award-winning artist based in Canada, specializing in architecture and digital technologies. Fard's imagined worlds present a visual and immersive experience that invites connection, exploration and reflection. Fard integrates elements produced with digital and generative tools to create fantastical 3D worlds and sculptures. Her work explores the themes of nature and heritage with the hope of preserving them and connecting people through immersive forms of storytelling.

Fard’s work has been featured and exhibited for Midnight Moment in Times Square New York, The Ontario Science Centre, Art Basel Miami, Frieze L.A., and at galleries and immersive spaces in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Denver, Toronto, Amsterdam and Zürich.

Zoe Osborne is a Toronto-based artist and designer from Barbados. Zoe has been creating digital animations since 2020, focussing on Caribbean symbolism and narratives as they relate to home, longing, and the Caribbean diaspora. Zoe has showcased digital animations in exhibitions in London, Toronto, New York, Barbados, Dubai, as well as in  digital exhibitions, including on the NFT platform SuperRare. 

Zoe holds a bachelor degree in Interior Design from Toronto Metropolitan University and is the founder of Mahogany Culture, a Collective focused on Caribbean culture retention. She uses this platform to showcase Caribbean creatives with a focus on the documentation and celebration of Caribbean culture, telling stories of the Caribbean experience and aesthetic. Zoe was a resident of Elevate’s inaugural NFT Residency Program in Toronto. Her work has been featured in publications including Hypebae, Shout Out Miami, Azure Magazine and Princeton’s Pigdin magazine. Zoe’s art can be found in private digital and physical collections worldwide.

Sabrina Ratté is a Canadian artist living in Montreal. Her practice focuses on the multiple manifestations of the digital image: analog video, 3D animation, photography, printing, sculpture, virtual reality and installation. The constant integration of new techniques allows her to explore the themes that run through her work in ever-changing forms: the influence of architecture and the digital environment on our perception of the world, the relationship we have with the virtual aspect of existence, the fusion between technology and the organic world. Her works are situated halfway between abstraction and figurative, landscape and architecture, and on the thin line that separates the real from the virtual.

She has been nominated for the Sobey Arts Award in 2019 and 2020. Her work has been presented internationally by several institutions including the Centre Pompidou (Paris), Arsenal Contemporary Art (New York), Laforet Museum (Tokyo), Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal, PHI Center (Montreal), Whitney Museum of Art (New York), Chronus Art Center, (Shanghai), Museum of the Moving Image (New York). Her work can be found in the institutional collections of the Musée d’art contemporain de Montreal, and Hydro-Québec. In the spring of 2022, the Gaîté Lyrique presents her first major solo exhibition.



Photo credits: Ian Lagarde