Ancestral Intelligence Network: Echolocation by Jazsalyn is a web-based 3D project that maps ancestral intelligence across Africa and its diaspora. Drawing on interviews, spatial audio, and layered environments, the work transforms knowledge systems, traditions, and lived experiences into an interactive archive. Referencing video game and GIS technologies, Echolocation explores how alternative models of intelligence might reshape our understanding of history, ecology, and the future.

The Geidai Project showcase presents work by Japanese artists and researchers creating across media, technology and performance. From Fragment to Form, examines how fragmentation, rupture, and repair generate new forms of artistic practice. The work proposes breakage as a condition for regeneration rather than and end point. The showcase is developed in collaboration with Tokyo University of the Arts, Kyoto University's Graduate School of Management, and Aichi University of the Arts.

Curated by Mindy Seu, TOTAL FLOW, brings together current NEW INC members working across five tracks: Art & Code, Extended Realities, Cooperative Studies, Creative Science, and Social Architecture. The showcase examines how systems of continuous production and acceleration reshape labor, identity, and contemporary life. The work featured in TOTAL FLOW bridges digital infrastructures, ecological conditions, and collective models of making and exchange.