Founder of Kawula Studio, Head of Social Media for the Millennium Docs Against Gravity film festival and Against Gravity film distributor. She has been connected to the creative industry for 9 years and still has the same passion for creating content that is aesthetic and pleasing to the eye. She derives the greatest satisfaction from culture-related projects – it's her true passion!

Founder of Monster Mind Studio, curator, and a cultural manager with over a decade of experience in international collaboration within the immersive media field. She initiated and curated the Digital Cultures festival and has been a propagator and promoter of Polish art, building its recognition through collaborations with festivals such as SXSW, MUTEK, Tribeca Film Festival, and Sheffield Doc Fest. From 2014 to 2021, she was associated with the Adam Mickiewicz Institute, and later with the Visual Narratives Laboratory (vnLab), where she was responsible for VR distribution and international relations. She is a frequent speaker and moderator at international industry conferences. Anna Szylar also serves as a program advisor for IDFA DocLab, one of the world's leading festivals dedicated to interactive and immersive documentary. Her curatorial work includes exhibitions such as "Ground Control" during the Venice Film Festival (2023), Mixer Festival (2024) and MDAG Vision (2025). She is also an alumna of the prestigious Biennale College Cinema Immersive program, through which her Monster Mind Studio is producing the VR piece "Channelers" (2025), directed by Jakub Wróblewski. Her past and present partners include the Adam Mickiewicz Institute, vnLab, IDFA DocLab, Millennium Docs Against Gravity Festival, Biennale di Venezia, the Korea Foundation, the panGenerator collective, and numerous cultural festivals and institutions in Poland and abroad.

Digital creator, reporter, co-founder of Outriders, an award-winning organization that combines art, journalism and technology to create stories about global issues and events. Jakub has covered the 2015 migration crisis, the 2020 protests in Belarus, and the war in Ukraine. He continues to focus on migration and conflict. Winner of Polityka Passports, INMA Global Media Awards, Grand Press Digital and nominated for the European Press Prize. He creates the Mixer platform, which supports media in the Central and Eastern Europe region. He is currently working on a new project dedicated to artistic journalism. Since 2024, he has been creating the Outriders Club. Previously, as COO and board member of the ePaństwo Foundation, he developed it into a leading global NGO dealing with open data/transparency. Over six years, he founded Code for Poland, the Open Cities program helping European cities adopt open data principles, as well as Personal Democracy Forum in Central and Eastern Europe and TransparenCEE. As part of Sourcefabric, he supported media in Georgia, Yemen, and Turkey.

Multimedia artist, born in Belarus, PhD student at the Doctoral School of the Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow. She creates in Warsaw, combining photographic practices, photogrammetry, point clouds and digital scans. Author of video works, photography and VR experiences that explore identity, oppression, trauma and memory space.