Jan Lee is an artist creating performance at the intersection of dance and music, often fusing it with technology and science. She works from unfolding streams of sensation, perception, and relationship to the immediate environments. She has devised performance for theatre spaces as well as site-specific and promenade settings in unconventional spaces. She has collaborated with artists from different disciplines across music, dance and visual arts, including Corinne Jola (neuroscientific choreographer), Roddy Skeaping (director of The Next Room), Tamara Ashley (DanceDigital), and Neil Paris (Fabulous Beast), and has performed work at venues including The Place, Barbican Pit Theatre, and The Curve, Leicester.

Tim Murray-Browne is an artist and creative coder. Through interactive installations and performance pieces, he explores how physical and social interactions form our understanding of who we are and how we relate to those around us. He completed his PhD researching interactive music and art at the Centre for Digital Music, Queen Mary University of London in 2012. In 2013 he completed a composer residency with Sound and Music and the Music Hackspace, the outcome of which was awarded the 2014 Sonic Arts Prize (Digital Art category). His work has been shown at venues including the Barbican, the V&A and Berkeley Art Museum.