Sofia graduated in May 2009 from the Interactive Telecommunications program at New York University, where she explored new ways of communication through art, science and technology. Her interactive project Rainbow Resonance, a computer vision musical installation, has been exhibited at the New York Hall of Science in October 2008 and February to April 2009. Sofia likes to explore emergent, multi-modal, scalable, interfaces that deploy ubiquitous computing to empower the participant/user by enabling them to interact with their environment in creative ways. She explores interactivity from the perspective of the audience, the performer and the artist/creator of the piece. Sofia is interested in the capacity of interactive art to involve the audience in time and space. She continues to explore meaningful ways of communication through the merging of image, sound and performance.

Caroline Chen is a music theorist and electronic music composer. Her works focus on sound/timbre: sounds taken from daily life or nature become the sources of her compositions, as well as computer-generated material. Her inspiration comes from imagined, abstract landscapes transformed into sonic objects in time and space.

Caroline Bergonzi is a Soho-based visual artist who has a passion for human mechanisms and thinks in terms of energy and flow. In her 2008 solo show of black-and-white works, the dynamic movements of lines, curves, and shapes transmit the contrast and harmony of the yin-yang spirit, the circle of life, fusion, and transformation. Currently, she expresses her concepts through different art forms such as bronze and welded sculptures, and portrait paintings.