2024 pr05 Grantees

Diya Solanki (India), is a developer and student driven by her passion for technology and mathematics. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Engineering in Information Science and is a GSoC 2024 intern developing JSON schema language server extension at Postman. She also enjoys data science and was an R&D intern at HPE working with cloud backups, cost projection, and machine learning. Her work primarily focuses on backend development, including learning and implementing client-server architectures using the JSON-RPC protocol. Diya actively contributes to Open Source projects, driven by her love for FOSS. Apart from coding, she enjoys working out at the gym and solving bugs in her head with a techno playlist.

Dora Do is a Creative Technologist based in Brooklyn, NY, exploring the intersection of technology and art. With extensive experience in building large-scale tech solutions, combined with her passion for analog art mediums, Dora aims to understand and deepen the human connection with technology by creating thoughtful and immersive digital experiences. You can view her work at www.doradocodes.com.

Claudine Chen is a software engineer and artist based in Dublin and Berlin. She counts her time in academia doing scientific research, in the International Development Design Summit practicing design thinking, and as a software engineer as the three pillars of skills she has to offer. Her art has taken the form of installations, videos, and sculptures.

Nahee Kim is a media artist and web programmer based in Seoul and New York. With a focus on sexuality and network technology, she creates code related to human sexual desire and produces experimental narrative videos and web pages on this topic. Since 2019, through the project "Daddy Residency," she has been preparing experiments to restructure patriarchal family systems using network engineering methodologies. She is a member of the Seoul-based artist collective "eobchae" and has participated in residency programs at MassMOCA (2019), NEW INC (2021), and Pioneer Works (2023) in the United States.

Miaoye Que is a Chinese writer and technologist based in Brooklyn, New York. A software engineer by trade, they now weave text through the medium of the browser to invoke memory, personal perspectives, collective struggles, and perpetual longings. Their writing and net art have been published in the Are.na Annual, Triangle House Review, Taper, and Crawlspace, with forthcoming contributions in Adjacent and Mouthwash Research Center. They were a maintainer of ml5.js—a machine learning library for the web under p5.js—while at NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program.