Catherine Chen (she/her) is a senior 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. She also loves dancing (all kinds of dance), cooking, photography, and traveling.
Andi Erickson (they/them) can be found climbing aesthetically shaped trees and writing poetry from a birds-eye-view. They are a sophomore at Bard College and spend their days trying to connect language to the physical through somatic practices and photography. Media shapes how space and sense is conveyed in their work, using audio, translation, and superimposed images.
Elizabeth Bayer (she/her) is a fourth year 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.
Teo Vales Torres (he/they/she) is a junior from Puerto Rico joint majoring 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.
Mohamad Allahham is a second year computer science student. He is interested in the intersection of creativity and technology. He is passionate about 3D design, animation, and programming.
Callie Miles (she/her) is a third-year Jazz Composition major concentrating in Experimental Humanities. She is interested in preserving embodied and communal forms of communication in the digital age, while also exploring ways to navigate the increasing presence of technology in art.
Kateryna Panikhina (she/her) is a senior majoring in Computer Science and Psychology, with a concentration in Mind, Brain, and Behavior. She is interested in the intersection of cognitive science and design: how we perceive, trust, and adapt to the technology around us, and how that understanding can help us build more intuitive, human-centered experiences.
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.
Zach Butler (he/him) is a sophomore majoring in Film and Electronic Arts at Bard College. He plays on the men’s volleyball team and is passionate about cinematography, particularly in travel and sports filmmaking.