Darko

Dylan Reibling is an award-winning filmmaker and artist who works across several genres - from documentary to narrative work and interactive installations. His documentary work focuses on the intersection of art and technology - using cinematic techniques to draw out the social, political, and economic ramifications of new advancements in computer science. This work has led to an international network of hackers, technological radicals and crypto-anarchists. His recent investigative film Looking for Mike led to the solving of a 23-year-old missing person case and nomination for a Canadian Screen Award for Best Documentary Program. Dylan’s short films have been featured at over 50 film festivals around the world including Toronto International Film Festival, Tribeca, Palm Springs, and the BFI London Film Festival. This is his first feature film.

Aral’s been making things with computers since he was 7 years old. (That’s approximately 43 years ago. And yes, he still thinks computers are magic portals into endless universes.) Along the way, he dabbled in Flash, did some consulting, taught some workshops, gave a few talks, organised a smattering of conferences, made some apps, helped […]

Apprentice Cypherpunk. Working on Fhenix to provide FHE building blocks for more private Smart Contracts. Monero advocate. Voluntaryist.

Pavol is a global opportunist, cryptoanarchist, voluntaryist, and perpetual traveler focused on technology and society hacking.