DeltaSauce is a Dallas-based digital artist whose work explores memory, nostalgia, and the emotional terrain of liminal spaces through the lens of AI. Rooted in early experiences spent in his father’s woodworking shop, his creative journey began with a fascination for the act of creating and a reverence for process that continues to shape his approach to art today.

Blending the aesthetics of traditional illustration with generative technologies, DeltaSauce constructs digital artworks that feel like collages of time, dreamlike tableaus where the past lingers in modern form. Describing himself as a “curator of nostalgia,” his practice investigates the hazy boundary between personal memory and collective experience. These works often evoke a calming familiarity: suburban streets at dusk, retro technology glowing in the dark, or imagined corners of a world that’s half-remembered, half-invented.

L00p is a multidisciplinary artist creating looping visual works rooted in retro computing culture and early software aesthetics. Originally a sound designer and composer for interactive media, he now blends multiple software tools to create endless, hypnotic visuals dense with glitches, artifacts, and nostalgic iconography.

While his work is deeply digital and computer-based, his daily life is not. He lives in the mountains of Colorado, homeschools his kids, and values a quieter pace. This contrast shapes a pursuit of flow – allowing ideas to move continuously, forward and back, grounded in rhythm and repetition. Each piece is designed to resolve by beginning again, moving toward something that feels perfect.

RJ is a UK-based digital artist, working in pixel-painting, GIFs, and animation. After reading Classics at Cambridge University, he went on to study an MA in Modern Literature and a PhD in contemporary American fiction, with a focus on modernism, meta-modernism, and theories of intertextuality. Following the completion of his PhD in 2021, RJ began to explore and practise digital art. Having since taught himself painting and animation, his art seeks to explore how we experience the digital age in which we live; how the internet affects our sense of self, our bodies, and the spaces we inhabit.