Provisional Art Space is a pioneering sound and scent art collective based in New York City. Known for immersive installations that blend sensory experiences with social commentary, they explore ephemeral themes through soundscapes and fragrance, inviting audiences to reconsider the boundaries of perception and memory in contemporary urban environments.

Ron Hutt is an electroacoustic music composer, sound designer, performer and multi-media artist. Hutt has a professional background as a. University Professor of Digital Art and Design, plus Scientific Visualization and an Expressive Arts and Music Therapist. Hutt’s works are tethered to the vast sound worlds of various ‘software synthesizers’ and their  endless possibilities for the design of unique sounds/timbres/instruments and the converging expressive power of MIDI compositional strategies. Hutt’s visual narrative style flows from a bringing together of A. I. Natural language processing (NLP) applications for text and image generation into his long standing digital art practice. Hutt’s credo simply stated is:“We are animals in a molecular world and our meaning and mission grows out of a moral approach to not just human life but to all life, here on Earth and beyond.”

Anna Novakov is a multi-disciplinary artist, writer, designer, curator and educator. Her creative practice focuses on the transitory modalities of the olfactory and textile arts. As an artist and certified perfumer, Novakov is able to unpack events through a multisensory artistic lens by examining seemingly inconsequential things. While her creative practice focuses on conceptual perfumery and textile design she is also invested in the role of scent in the construction of personal and collective memories, fragrance as an aspect of Utopian societies and diasporic cooking as a socio-political act.