Inju Keum (she/her) is a BardBacc student and a second year Architecture major at Bard. She has worked as both a publisher/bookmaker and independent artist. In the past her publishing projects have been linked to galleries and experimental art spaces in NYC, Brussels and Tokyo.
Elizabeth Bayer (she/her) is a sophomore in Bard Conservatory and Bard College. She is studying Vocal Arts Performance and Psychology, while exploring her other interests in the arts. Besides singing, Elizabeth plays the piano and cello, and enjoys thinking about how music acts as a language.
Catherine Chen (she/her) is a junior international student from China. She is studying Psychology with a minor in data analytics. She is very interested in the culture and environment in relation to geographical locations around the world, therefore, she loves talking with people from different backgrounds, and loves exploring the map
Owen Setlik (he/him) is a senior majoring in electronic music at Bard. He is interested in exploring how music production and sound design can be incorporated into interdisciplinary work and multi-media art, especially projects that offer interactive experiences and thought provoking messages.
Samantha Simon (she/her) is a junior Art History and Visual Culture major with a concentration in Experimental Humanities. She is interested in the impact technology and digital literacy have on human development, digital nativity, and material/consumer culture.
Teo Vales Torres (he/they/she) is a sophomore from Puerto Rico intending to joint major in Studio Arts and Film. He is especially interested in the arts and visual perception, and how it can affect behavior through graphic design and animation.
Leyan Fetyani (she/her) is an international student at Al-Quds Bard College, majoring in Digital Media & Communication. She will be spending the Fall 2025 semester at Bard Annandale as a PIE exchange student and will also be joining the Experimental Humanities program.
Caroline Der (she/her) is a senior studying Global and International studies. She is interested in digital transnationalism and conceptions of power, authenticity, and performance. Outside of academics she likes looking at words, trees, and post industrial Asian cities.
Mohamad Allahham is a first year computer science student. He is interested in the intersection of creativity and technology. He is passionate about 3D design, animation, and programming.
Kateryna Panikhina (she/her) is a junior majoring in Computer Science and Psychology, with a concentration in Mind, Brain, and Behavior. She is interested in how the brain functions and how those insights can inform the design of more intuitive, human-centered technology.
Riley Farberman (they/them) is a second year Architecture student with a concentration in Experimental Humanities. They are interested in intersections between art and communication, slow technology, including smartphone alternatives, and fiber arts.
Jasper von Studnitz (he/him) is a senior from California majoring in written arts with a concentration in Experimental Humanities. Although writing is his academic focus, he considers himself equally committed to his pursuits as a visual artist. He is also a writer and co-managing editor for Bard’s student run newspaper, The Bard Observer.