Mouna Andraos is an artist working somewhere between applied electronics, design and media. Her recent work has explored topics like sustainability in design, home made consumer electronics and other girly stuff. She spent the last few years between NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program and Eyebeam center for Art and Technology in New York Ciy. missmoun.com.

In 1998 Sonali Sridhar moved from Bangalore, India to Atlanta, Georgia to study Communication Design at the Atlanta College of Art. The downgrade from curry to BBQ was tough, but she quickly learned the value of adaptation. She immediately immersed myself in the study and development of brand identity and print design. With a BFA in hand, and up for an adventure, she drove across the country to San Francisco, where she designed collateral material and some brand identity. A few years later, she headed across the country once again, this time to pursue a master's degree from the Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP) at Tisch School of the Arts, NYU. She is now working as an Interaction Designer in New York, in Open Source Development at The Open Planning Project using web, print and mobile electronics to explore the connectivity and psychology of design. As an artist whose medium is electronics she works with wearable technology, designing objects that interact with daily life, form addictions and provide comfort.

Doris Cacoilo is an artist and activist. She is the director of _gaia, an environment for creative process, an artist collective working to help support women artists and the advocacy of women's issues. She founded _gaia in 2002 with long time friend and fellow activist Amie Figueiredo in Hoboken, NJ. _gaia focuses on issues of the arts and advocacy and gives the women of the group a platform by which to explore activism and the creative process. With the organization, Doris has developed programs and events focused on the social, political and artistic lives of women. She recently curated the Inside group artist show, showcasing the work of 20 artists, helped produce the P.S.1 WACK! Open Studio Artists Tour and has organized the Wonder Women program, an annual group artist residency and exhibition. < /br> She has an MFA in Integrated Media Arts from Hunter College and has been working the Feminist Press with the project Women Working: Thinking, Creating, Making Science todesign and implement a website, as a social tool and resource for young women interested in studying and pursuing careers in science, math and technology. < /br> Her screen-based work, sculpture and performances have been exhibited in NY and NJ. thecolchaproject.org.

Mouna, Sonali and Doris have been friends and co-conspirators for a few years now. This would be their first collaboration all three of them together.