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Dennis McNulty is an artist, music-maker and engineer. His work is informed by his background in electronic music, his training as a structural engineer and his studies in psychoacoustics (sound perception). McNulty works with a diverse range of media, often employing custom built hardware and software to produce “AV works”, sculptural installation and performance. He is artist in residence at CONNECT, Ireland’s research centre for future networks and communications where he is an active member of the Orthogonal Methods Group. Tadhg O’Sullivan is a director-producer, editor and sound artist living in Ireland. His first feature film Yximalloo (co-directed with Feargal Ward) won the Prix Premiere at FiD Marseille in 2014. His second feature The Great Wall screened around the world, at festivals including RIDM, MoMA Doc Fortnight, FiD Marseille and many others. His editing work includes collaboration with Pat Collins on Song of Granite and Silence; with Feargal Ward on The Lonely Battle of Thomas Reid (which he also co-produced). His made his radio debut in 2017 with a piece for BBC Radio 3 about Chernobyl and life after humans. He received the Arts Council of Ireland’s Film Bursary in 2015 and 2017. He is currently making a film about the moon. Jenny Brady is an artist based in Dublin, currently IMMA 1000 artist-in-residence at the Irish Museum of Modern Art (2017-2018). Recent and future presentations include The L-Shape, The Dock curated by Alice Butler; Its Origins are Indeterminate curated by Erik Martinson, Whitechapel gallery, London; The Political Animal, The Showroom, London; Against Ordinary Language by Sarah Browne, Tate Liverpool; As We May Think curated by Alice Butler, IFI, Dublin; November Film Festival, Goldsmiths, London; Berwick Film & Media Arts Festival, Berwick-upon-Tweed, UK; 62nd International Short Film Festival Oberhausen, Germany; and You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet, Beursschouwburg, Brussels and Videonale 15, Kunstmuseum, Bonn; Roadkill (Irish Museum of Modern Art); Experimenta at BFI London Film Festival; EVA International 2014 curated by Bassam El Baroni, Images Festival 2014. She is co-founder and co-curator of PLASTIK Festival of Artists’ Moving Image. Sarah Browne’s work concerned with non-verbal, bodily experiences of knowledge and justice. This practice involves sculpture, film, performance and public projects. In winter 2018 she is artist-in-residence at iaspis, Stockholm.