Arianna Crippa is a doctoral student at DESY and Humboldt University (Germany). Her journey began in the arts, attending courses at "Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera" (Italy), where she cultivated her passion for painting. Following this, she independently mastered oil painting, blending traditional techniques with a modern perspective. Her path then shifted toward physics, where she earned her master’s degree (cum laude) with a focus on theoretical physics and quantum field theory. Currently pursuing a PhD in theoretical physics, with a thesis on quantum computing 2+1 dimensional quantum electrodynamics, Arianna is also bridging her two passions—art and physics—through collaborations in quantum art projects.

Omar Costa Hamido is a performer composer technologist, working on music and quantum computing, telematics, multimedia, and improvisation. He earned his PhD at UC Irvine (USA) with the pioneering work "Adventures in Quantumland" (quantumland.art). He also earned his MA researching on music and painting, and currently he is a Marie-Curie Fellow (project IIMPAQCT) at University of Coimbra (Portugal). OCH develops software and has presented his music and research at international venues: NYCEMF, NIME, IRCAM, Splice, Audio Mostly, and MCM. In recent years, his work has been recognized with grants/awards: MSCA, Fulbright, FCT, Medici, Beall Center for Art+Technology, and IBM.

Yahui Chai is a postdoc at DESY, working on the application of quantum computing in particle physics. She got her PhD in theoretical physics and enjoys tackling challenging and interesting problems in the field. Beyond her research, Yahui is a painting hobbyist and is currently exploring the quantum art project, aiming to revitalize art through the power of quantum computing.

Paulo Itaborai (or Itabora Puy) is a music technologist and physicist working with Quantum Computer Music, High Energy Physics simulation through quantum algorithms and Réalisation en Informatique Musicale (RIM). He is a doctoral student in quantum computing at the Cyprus Institute in collaboration with DESY Zeuthen. He has a Bachelor's degree in Physics at University of Sao Paulo and a Masters in Computer Music at University of Plymouth. He also has a 2-year student experience as a RIM at the renowned PANaroma Studio (Brasil). He has presented as a sound installation at NIME, implemented and performed Live Electronics with the Theatro Sao Pedro Orchestra (Brasil), CCO-Elbe (Germany) and London Sinfonietta (UK).

Karl Jansen is the head of the Center of Quantum Technology and Applications (CQTA) at DESY Zeuthen in Germany and an ERA Chair holder at the Cyprus Institute in Cyprus. He is a world leading expert in quantum computing and has combined his expertise and knowledge in this field with developing new avenues in quantum art, both in quantum computer music and more recently in quantum painting. As an active jazz guitarist and Theremin player he has a profound knowledge in music which let him most profitably contributing to quantum computer music. Married to an artist painter he is deeply intrigued by art from the past to the modern, culminating in his own activity in quantum art.