RYBN is an interdisciplinary technology and programming collective, born in 1999 in Paris, France, and made up of the artist Marika Dermineur, a graduate of the Sorbonne University, currently a professor at the University of Rennes 2, the artist Kevin Bartoli from Lyon, who studied at L'Ecole des Arts Decoratifs de Strasbourg, and the programmer Jack (Jean-Marie Boyer), biologist at L'Université de Dijon and architect at L'Université de Mons, programmer, from Lyon. They specialize in interactive installations on encoded systems of artistic representation and human phenomena.

Among its main focuses are high-frequency economics and computer technology, the design of esoteric algorithms, the insertion of suicidal commercial machines into the financial market, corrupting artificial neural systems in their training stages, in addition to looking for noise in traffic. of data.

Through new technologies, programming and computing, RYBN seeks to deconstruct and subvert the ideology that lies behind cyber capitalism.

They have participated in different exhibitions, concerts and publications in France, Belgium, Canada, Amsterdam, Madrid, Finland and Germany among others, such as The great offshore, Espace Multimedia Gantner, Bourogne (the great Offshore) and Haunted by algorithms, Galery Y Paris [ Data Ghost 2] in 2017, as well as concerts like Flashcrash, Disnovation, Montreal in 2017.