Working across interactive websites, collective meditations, games, and digital environments, Plessas explores new forms of connection between people, symbols, and machines. He creates experiences where technology, spirituality, and queer imaginaries intersect.
The founder of P.E.T. Projects in Athens and initiator of platforms such as Experimental Education Protocol and House of All Beings. His work has been presented at documenta 14, the Gwangju Biennale, MCA Chicago, and EMST Athens. A Fulbright alumnus and DESTE Prize recipient, Plessas continues to investigate the relationship between art, technology, and contemporary spirituality.
Glasgow-based illustrator and animator creating playful, expressive worlds filled with unusual characters and a sense of curiosity. Her work blends illustration and motion, bringing energy and emotion to her distinctive visual universe.
She has worked with clients including Adult Swim, Bloomberg Businessweek, CBeebies, Giphy Arts, Nike, and The New York Times.
The panel discussion will focus on the key themes of the last decade in the creative industry, trends, technologies, and transformations in working practices or creative approaches. It will also try to give an outlook on the next decade ahead.
Panelists: Carlos El Nasmar, founder of the server Motionographer, illustrator Anna Mill from the London studio Liquid City, and Kiel D. Mutschelknaus, American motion designer and creative coder.
Kiel Danger Mutschelknaus is a Maryland-based designer specializing in motion and generative design.
He’s created bespoke graphic and animation tools for studios like Buck and Wolff Olins and clients such as IBM, Nike, Apple, and Spotify.
His Space Type Generator, an interactive text-creation tool, has already been used in music videos and magazine covers.
Illo is a Turin-based studio, founded in 2012 by Ilenia Notarangelo and Luca Gonnelli, specializing in motion, illustration, and art direction. In 2019, after their Mouvo debut, they began experimenting with automated video creation, spawning sister studio Algo.
Today, Algo is a ten-person team crafting data visualizations, motion systems, and video-automation tools for clients like Bloomberg and The New York Times. Both studios share a love of clear visual principles, geometric forms, and bold color, and six years on, they’re returning to Mouvo together.
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