Project developers:

Loove Broms, interaction designer
Loove Broms is an interaction designer and PhD student. His major interest is in how old and new technologies can be used to create environments and objects that challenge our traditional conceptions of them. "Technology is not an end in itself for me, but when it melds together with space it can create completely new ways to interact, which is interesting." www.loove.org

Erik Krikortz, artist
The artist Erik Krikortz studied at Konstfack in Stockholm and often works with installations in the public space. He is interested in art as a forum for critical discussion. "The light installation at Telefonplan should function as an experience, but at the same time it's a contribution to the public debate."

Milo Lavén, architect
Milo Lavén has studied architecture in Stockholm and Barcelona. During recent years, he has worked with projects focusing on political and social issues in architecture. His work often reveals his interest in subversive architecture. "The interesting questions are why, when and where architecture arises. As an architect, you always have to be aware of whose goals you're working for and which ideas your architecture promotes."

Other contributors:

Neeme Nemvalts, technology
Master of Engineering Neeme Nemvalts has constructed and programmed the control system for the lamps. His regular job is in medical technology engineering.

Hannes Nordholm, translations
Australian-born Hannes Nordholm is a student of Literature and Medical Science.

Jakob Munck, answering machine voice
Jakob Munck was nominated for Most Innovative Program Venture in the Big Radio Prize this spring. He is the author of the first Swedish textbook in Commercial Radio Production, and also produces and directs commercial films, music albums and radio shows.

Charlotte Bydler, essayist
Lecturer in Art History at Södertorn College and Stockholm University with a special interest in international contemporary art, how art history is created, new media and questions of interpretation. Has published The global art world, Inc. On the globalization of contemporary art (PhD thesis, Uppsala: Acta Uppsaliensis, 2004) and has done free-lance work for, among others, the journals Art & Text, Bidoun and Tema Celeste.