Tamara "Tammy" Duplantis is a Louisiana-born computational media artist, experimental musician, and teacher of the arts. She is dedicated to creating and uplifting new artistic work that speaks to a broader understanding of southern identity.
Evan Meaney is an artist and researcher, teaching new media practices at the University of South Carolina. His work explores liminalities and glitches of all kinds; equating failing data to ghosts, seances, and archival hauntology. He has been an artist in residence at the Wexner Center for the Arts, a founding member of GLI.TC/H, and a contributor to the Atlantic. More recently, Evan has worked with the super computing team at Oak Ridge National Laboratory on projects made possible through the National Science Foundation. His time-based artwork is available through the Video Data Bank in Chicago.
Cecil Decker is a sound+performance+video artist based in Columbia, SC. Focused on the aural, his work explores the ways technology and socioeconomic stress fracture identity, and what it means to be human in the age of autocorrect. Also cats.
By day, he is a mild-mannered Media Arts Coordinator for the Richland Library. By night, he co-directs Indie Bits—a festival of interactive media.
