Joseph Lau was born in Hong Kong and raised in Macau. A Christian, sound artist, and contemporary composer, he works with sound as a primary medium to craft immersive, isolating sensory–temporal experiences. His works often explore themes of religious faith and the essence of time. With a background in contemporary composition, Lau approaches sound with a structural imagination shaped by academic traditions. Instruments, human voices, sound objects, field recordings, electroacoustic materials, and environmental sounds serve as the core elements of his artistic palette. He continues to expand the possibilities of expression and perception. His previous works span immersive electroacoustic compositions, theatrical sound performance, chamber music, choral pieces, solo works, and video soundtracks, with presentations in London, Taipei, Macau, and beyond. Lau received his bachelor’s degree in Music Theory and Composition from National Taiwan Normal University and is currently pursuing graduate studies at the New Media Art Institute of Taipei National University of the Arts.

Lawrence Liu was born in Macau in 1994. Graduated with a bachelor’s degree in computer science from National Taiwan University. Currently pursuing a Master’s degree in New Media Art at Taipei National University of the Arts. Day job as a software engineer, specializing in Machine Learning and Cybersecurity. He mainly uses photography and programming language in his artistic practices. He works on projects exploring the interaction and coexistence between technology and society, utilizing the transformation of data and information, seeking to reflect self-existence, exploring and experimenting with methods to interpret the relationship between the original and the copy of a digital object in the digital era.