Cinema.
Reimagined.

Sohei Szincza (Rafał Kijas) is a filmmaker and visual artist from Poland, a pioneer in the field of AI filmmaking. He reveals what lies hidden behind closed eyelids, creating films from the borderlands of perception, where safe reality ends and something nameless begins.

His groundbreaking achievements in AI films include Award Winner at the Seoul International AI Film Festival 2025 (South Korea) for "Mycelial Echoes", which also received Honorable Mention at the Amsterdam New Cinema Film Festival 2026 (Netherlands). His works have been selected for prestigious festivals worldwide, including the Busan International AI Film Festival 2025 (South Korea) with "Project Wave", which was also a finalist at the Rome AI Festival 2025 (Italy).

"Project Wave" gained official selections at the Miami Art Tech Summit 2025 (U.S.A.) and AI Film 3 – AI Film and Art Festival in Arizona. His project "Postcards from Nowhere" was selected for official competition at Hidden Universes: IFF Melbourne 2025 (Australia), AI Film Festival Japan 2025, and Seoul International AI Film Festival 2025. "Mycelial Echoes" also received official selection at the CinemaBriz Film Festival 2025 in Barcelona (Spain). Additionally, both "Project Wave" and "Postcards from Nowhere" were featured in the official selection of Miami Art Tech Summit 2025.

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Michał Korta is a portrait and documentary photographer based in Poland, and the author of three photobooks. He is known for his captivating character portraits of artists and creators, often exploring the subtle ambiguities of his subjects. His personal projects have been exhibited across Europe, and his work has been featured in prestigious publications such as Vogue, Forbes, The Guardian, Die Zeit, and Newsweek. Ars Versed magazine named him one of the Eastern European photographers to watch. Beyond his photographic practice, he is a dedicated educator, photo expert, and curator. He also writes about photography and is a devoted observer of light, a passionate walker, and definitely a dog person. www.kortastudio.com / Instagram: michal_korta

Sebastian Sroka is an independent creator and visual artist for whom learning new skills and taking on new challenges is a lifelong passion. He has experience as an animator, concept creator, and filmmaker, supporting creative projects at various stages of their development.

He collaborates with visual and new media artists, contributing to conceptual development and the realization of projects, exhibitions, and performances presented worldwide.

He has participated in film productions, created music videos, and delivered campaigns for brands such as Nike, Browar Okocim, TVP, and Canal+. Together with set designer Damian Styrna, he worked on animated stage designs for dozens of theatre productions, including Solaris, The Witcher, The Doll, and Hair, staged at venues such as the Słowacki Theatre in Kraków and the Musical Theatre in Gdynia.

He also gained experience working at one of the largest media corporations in the United States, where he implemented new tools and trained teams in the creation of interactive and multimedia advertising.

He sees every new project as an opportunity to expand his horizons and a creative challenge that continually inspires his further development.

Alicja Brodowicz is a photographer with a background in linguistics and literature, and professional experience as a translator and proofreader. She is a graduate of the Institute of Creative Photography at Silesian University in Opava, Czech Republic.

Although photography has developed alongside her career rather than as a full-time profession, her work has received significant international recognition. She has been a finalist and award recipient in numerous competitions, including the IRIS Award (Australia), the Photography Annual Awards (Czech Republic), the International Photography Awards (2013 and 2015, Honourable Mention), the B&W Child Photo Competition, the Julia Margaret Cameron Award for Women Photographers, and the MIFA Awards. In 2019, she was named Conceptual Photographer of the Year at the Minimalist Photography Awards.

Her photographs have been featured in both print and online publications such as SHOTS Magazine, GUP Magazine, Digital Camera Polska, and LensCulture. Her work has also been exhibited internationally, with solo shows in the Czech Republic, Hungary, the United Kingdom, and Australia.

Alongside her artistic practice, she is currently engaged in the field of artificial intelligence, contributing to the development and training of AI systems for commercial and advertising applications within a corporate environment. This intersection of visual sensitivity and technological innovation continues to inform her perspective on contemporary image-making.