London-based creative director working at the intersection of art, technology, and storytelling. Bridging visual design, generative art, interactive experiences, and cinematic production, his practice explores new forms of storytelling for the age of data, AI, and immersive technologies.
“I bridge traditional visual design with real-time systems, data-driven generative art, interactive experiences, and cinematic production. I’ve worked across film, broadcast, experiential, fashion, sports, and cultural institutions — all with one goal: to push what’s possible creatively, and deliver work that isn’t just beautiful, but meaningful. I don’t just lead production — I help imagine new modes of storytelling for the age of data, AI, and immersive technology.”
Augustinas Paukštė is the co-founder of andstudio, a branding studio working at the intersection of strategy, data, and bold visual systems. Since its founding, the studio has grown into a team of sixteen, combining experimentation, evidence-based thinking, and creativity to rethink how brands are built.
Beyond client work, Andstudio fosters a culture of curiosity through side projects, international exchanges, and its annual creative conference.
Borja Holke is a motion designer with over 20 years of experience, specializing in typographic animation and 2D graphics. His work explores the relationship between language and motion, transforming text into visual experiences.
He has worked for clients including Wieden+Kennedy, JKR, and David Carson, and is currently part of ManvsMachine™.
Founded in 2022 by Vince Ibay and Jessica Miller, Fromm is a British 3D studio. Their work blends camp, kitsch, and pop culture with emerging technologies such as photogrammetry, motion capture, and VR.
Drawing on English antiques and Staffordshire figurines, the studio creates playful visual worlds for music videos, campaigns, AR, and installations, including recent commissions for Selfridges London.
London-based writer and editor specializing in art, design, and culture. Formerly Senior Editor at AIGA’s Eye on Design, she has also held editorial roles at Elephant, Creative Review, and It’s Nice That, and has written for publications including Dazed, AnOther, and Vice.
At MOUVO 11, Emily Gosling presented Broke, Burned Out, Brutally Online, a talk exploring the mental health challenges facing creative professionals. Drawing on research and interviews, she examined the impact of digital overload, constant self-promotion, and precarious working conditions, while offering practical approaches to building a more sustainable creative practice.
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.
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