The current team

– Imane Benyecif (Hoboken * nl/en/es/am/ar/cat)
Imane B.K. collaborates with her colleagues and students, to create coaching sessions, workshops, and re-learning opportunities at Code Space (Sint Lucas Antwerpen). Alongside Tunde Adefioye, she researches threads Towards Braver Spaces and questions the fostering of collective and sustainable spaces that center care and well-being in multiple communities. Imane likes to think about different subjects that stand at the intersections of technology, art, and the socio-political sensitivities that arise.

– Denis Devos (Brussels * fr)
IT expert and dynamic player in the free software community through two structures, Domainepublic.net and the non-profit organisation Tactic.

– Mia Melvaer (Brussels * no/en/nl)
Mia Melvær is a Norwegian visual artist based between Brussels and Norway. Her practice of sculpture and painting explores the crossroads between technology, materiality and ways of recording. With a special interest in collective constellations, queer and feminist archives and their intersections with cyberspace, her work is essentially one that oscillates between hands-on sculptural production and assembling scraps from archival deep-dives to create narrative patchworks.
http://www.miamelvaer.no

– Martino Morandi (Brussels * it/en/fr)
Digital artist, designer, researcher in practice and theory, Martino’s interests are situated at the intersection of arts, technology and political philosophy. His projects revolve around the material conditions of technologies and their genealogies, using non-hegemonic paradigms like conviviality, semi-efficiency, dys-functioning. He collaborates with the Gerrit Rietveld Academy en LAG in Amsterdam.

– Élodie Mugrefya (Brussels * nl/fr/en)
Élodie Mugrefya is co-responsible for artistic research & project development at Constant. She is interested in the conditions into which various forms of knowledge are being disseminated, maintained, modified or suppressed, and how these mechanisms intersect with systems and patterns of oppression.

– Michael Murtaugh (Brussels * en/nl/fr)
Michael Murtaugh is a computer programmer based in Brussels. Currently he teaches in the Master Media Design and Communication programme at the Institute for Experimental Publishing in Rotterdam. Moreover, Murtaugh is the founder of automatist.org, a new media design firm specialised in community databases, interactive documentary, and tools for new forms of reading and writing online.
http://automatist.org/

– Donatella Portoghese (Brussels * it/nl/fr/en)
Graduated in cultural management with a specialization in museology, Donatella Portoghese has been working for several public and private organisations such as Argos centre for audiovisual arts, Artiscope art gallery, Brussels Biennial of contemporary art, - curating and producing contemporary art exhibitions and festivals with a focus on audiovisual art and multimedia installations. She followed extra training courses on the management of non-profit organisations and the search for subsidies in the socio-cultural field.

– Wendy Van Wynsberghe (Brussels * nl/fr/en)
Wendy Van Wynsberghe is a DIY and digital artist, sound & field recorder, in love with nature and its wildlife, fascinated by the protocol in all its forms, including inter-human and non-human relations, script coder, physical computing aficionado, net neutrality custodian, dabbling in embroidery, crochet & knitting (with or without eTextiles). Since 2004 she was involved in the project Ellentriek that organized a series of open hardware workshops where artists worked together on their projects, mostly thematic. From 2015 to 2016 she organised Objects in common, a series of events that explored "other ways of doing" such as design for functional diversity, situated digital manufacturing in for example African cities. She works with electronics, textile, sounds, open hardware, using only free software, all work under a free art license.
http://wvw.collectifs.net/

– Peter Westenberg (Brussels * nl/fr/en/de)
Peter Westenberg is visual artist and film- and video-maker. The website videomagazijn.org collects works realised after 1998 that range from printed matter to films and interactive media and show an interest in visual exploration, social myths, psycho-geography, media representation and sentimental journeys. His projects evolve from an interest in social cartography, urban anomalies and the relationships between locative identity and cultural geography. He interrogates notions of public space, community and social place through collages, video and shared authorship projects. The projects Parlez-Vous Saint-Gillois? and La Langue Schaerbeekoise are participatory audio projects, databases, urban interventions, walks and broadcasts around cross cultural, assembled, deformed and invented words that are spoken in multi-lingual neighborhoods in Brussels. In 2015 he initiated the European project Iterations that explores he future of artistic collaboration in digitally networked contexts.
http://westenberg.constantvzw.org

Previous team members:

Femke Snelting
Artistic researcher and graphic designer
2006-2021

An Mertens
Artistic researcher and writer
2001-2021

Nicolas Malevé
Programmer and artistic researcher
2001-2014

Laurence Rassel
Artistic director
1997-2008

Dirk De Wit
Artistic director
1997-2001

Temporary collaborators:

Kym Ward
Artistic researcher
Spring 2021

Livia Cahn
Artistic researcher
Spring 2019 & 2021

Manetta Berends
Artistic researcher
Fall 2018

Roel Roscam Abbing
Artistic researcher
Spring 2018

Seda Guerses
Researcher Privacy & Identity
September 2016 - June 2017

Rafaella Houlstan-Hasaerts
Urban architect and artistic researcher
Spring 2016

Clémentine Delahaut
Radio programmer and project developer of La Langue Schaerbekoise and Parlez-vous Saint-Gillois?
2009 - 2015