SEAN ROGG is a British artist and futurist working in the field of experimental performance. His work has been exhibited globally. From 2012 he has led a team of artists, designers, and scientists on his groundbreaking experiment, The Waldorf Project, known as the world’s most extreme immersive art performance. Sean’s work in immersive experiences spans over 15 years, marked by five groundbreaking chapters of his globally acclaimed art/science hybrid, the Waldorf Project. Each chapter pushed his work to become more radical, profound, and emotionally impactful. Over 10,000 participants experienced transformative consciousness shifts, empathy engineering, and even unexpected therapeutic effects—all driven by awe-inspiring content.
ANA LUMACK is a London-Copenhagen based Spatial designer. Her practice explores the creation of atmospheric environments that transform how people feel, connect and experience space. Through the choreography of materials, sound, scent and movement, she translates psychological and emotional states into experiences across architecture, retail, exhibitions and performance. Her multidisciplinary practice spans experiential, spatial and interior design, event design and brand activations, alongside production, installation and project management. Collaborating internationally with brands, cultural institutions, agencies, artists, activists and craftspeople, Lumack creates environments that leave a lasting emotional imprint and deepen the relationship between people and space.
CHIHIRO KAWASAKI is a dancer, performing artist, movement director, and associate choreographer based in London. She was born and raised in Kyoto, Japan, where she trained in karate and ballet. She then moved to the UK to continue her education at The Arts Educational School, Tring and London Contemporary Dance School. Chihiro has worked with various artists and companies, including Punchdrunk, Simon McBurney, Ellen Kane, Florence + The Machine, Autumn de Wilde, Ryan Heffington, Akram Khan Company, Yael Farber, Julia Cheng, James Cousins Company and Clod Ensemble. Chihiro has been working with the Waldorf Project as a performer for over 10 years.
YEN-CHING LIN is a London-based movement artist and choreographer. Her independent research and creative output explore the compelling dialogue between dance, stillness, photography and film, while forging a distinctive interdisciplinary approach. She has collaborated with artists and companies including Hofesh Shechter Company and Bern Ballet (under Stijn Celis), Akram Khan Company, Theo Adams Company, Stefan Jovanovic, BalletLorent, Clod Ensemble, AE, Waldorf Project, Punchdrunk, Alice Anderson, Lee Mingwei, FOS (Thomas Poulsen), Bullyache and Becky Namgaud among others. Yen-Ching has been working with the Waldorf Project as a performer for over 10 years.
TOM MIDDLETON is a multi-award-winning composer, artist, DJ and founder of Senzomi, whose career has been devoted to the emotional power of sound. As one half of pioneering ambient electronic act Global Communication, he has spent decades exploring how music can move people, individually and collectively.