Vladimir Gusev is a scientist turned generative graphics stage designer and producer. Vladimir Gusev received his Ph.D. from the Russian Academy of Sciences, and continued scientific research in the Ukraine (Kiev Polytechnic Institute) and the USA (Yale University). His main interest was computer molecular simulations, which led him into industrial bioinformatics and software development (molecular visualization and visual languages and platforms). His latest interest lies in theatre multimedia environments, which resulted in the production of works at the Budapest Summer Festival (Aida by G. Verdi), Anton Chekhov Moscow Art Theatre, Petr Fomenko Theatre Workshop (Moscow), and Satyricon (Moscow). He also co-founded the One Way Theater Company in New York City. Two theatrical productions with Vladimir's engagements as a videographer were nominated for the National Golden Mask Awards.
Some of the respectable institutions with which he collaborated are: The Institute of Physical Chemistry, Kiev Polytechnic Institute, Yale University, TRI/Princeton, Curagen Corporation, GraphLogic (Co-founder), Streambase, Ab Initio, Conde Nast, and One Way Theater Company.
He has also been a reviewer of several international journals on physical chemistry.
Dofl Y.H. Yun is an interactive technologist with over 12 years of development experience, and he has established himself as a visionary leader in interactive design in South Korea, Hong Kong, the United Kingdom, and more recently in the USA. Much of his focus is on technologies such as computer vision, 3D depth camera sensors, and multitouch applications.
Dofl received his MA degree in Interactive Media from the London College of Communication, University of the Arts London with a thesis entitled: "Ensemble‑Interactive Musical Instruments." His MA thesis won the Experimental/Art category at the Flashforward Film Festival 2008 in San Francisco.
Since August 2009 he has been working for Firstborn, a digital agency in New York City. His recent work focuses on exploring the intersection between physical space and interaction design.