Michael is Neu! Reekie!’s co-founder and co-director; a Robert Louis Stevenson Award winner 2015; a John Mathers Trust Rising Star of Literature Award Winner 2014; a Canongate Future 40 Awardee 2013; a Callum McDonald Memorial Award Finalist 2010; he publishes his poetry with Polygon Books and has earned fans that range from Irvine Welsh and Liz Lochhead to Stephen Fry and Jackie Kay.
Digital Design Weekend London Delegates
Digital Design Weekend London Delegates
Michael Pedersen
Neu!Reekie!
Miebi Sikoki Miebi Sikoki
Maker and Technologist, Digital Nativ
Miebi is a maker and technologist. A graduate in Visual Communication Design. His work centers around the adoption of technology as a medium, which through applied parameters, evolve inherent properties and behaviours, giving form to his ideas.
He founded Digital Nativ, a company of thinkers, builders, programmers, and dreamers with a tendency towards complexity, turning simple rule sets into deep user experiences, pushing the boundaries of future possibilities.
Muhamad Taslim Dalma
Journalist, Zonasultra.com
Muhamad Taslim Dalma was born in Muna Regency, Southeast Sulawesi Province on 15 November 1991. He has a Post-graduate Degree at Universitas Halu Oleo (UHO) Kendari, majoring at Language Education and Indonesian Literature (graduated 2018). He started working as a journalist in 2014 for a local newspaper called "Media Sultra", and then in 2015 he started working at an online media "Zonasultra.com" until now.
Nalitari
Newtoy
Nick Tandavanitj
Artist, Blast Theory
Paul Goodenough
Rewriting Extinction
Peter Middleton and James Spinney
Writers and Directors
Peter and James have been working together for the past six years on a range of fiction, documentary and cross-platform projects. During this period they have adapted John’s diary material into a series of award winning short films. The first of these, ‘Rainfall’, won the Best Short Documentary Award at Hot Docs 2013. This was followed in 2014 by the Emmy Award-winning short, also entitled ‘Notes on Blindness’, which screened at Sundance Film Festival and won Best Documentary at Encounters Short Film and Animation Festival.
Notes on Blindness is their first feature.