404.zero is an artist duo that was born out of an effort to eviscerate conventional dogmas and values. In 2016 the two artists that make 404.zero joined together to create projects that push the meaning of clarity to the limits in the field of modern generative art.

Stanislav Glazov is a Russian-born visual artist, musician, and photographer based in Berlin. For over fifteen years of working in the fields of light and visual art, he's always looking for innovative opportunities in the intersection of art and technology. 

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Driven by his audiovisual expertise and a perpetual desire to create unforgettable experiences that inspire a strong emotional response, he developed his own algorithms, synchronizing a sound with cinematic visuals and abstract digital shapes. His large-scale spatial visual art installations and live performances explore meaning and narration within a self-written audio-visual language

As a head of interdisciplinary art and design studio Licht.Pfad, founded in 2013, he brought his works to different events and spaces around the world. Taking on visual design, animation, video production, software development, and 3D mapping, Licht.Pfad produces immersive installations from the ground up.

Alongside his numerous artistic activities, Glazov is also well known for the music, he has been creating under the name Procedural (PRCDRL). Deeply influenced by industrial, his musical work creates a perfect combination of noise, disharmony and hypnotic techno, produced with modular synthesizers and analog devices.

In addition, for more than 10 years Glazov has been actively engaged in educational projects, providing online and offline workshops focused on audiovisual technologies and music production. 

Woulg creates dark sonic landscapes disrupted by glitches that are equally likely to break into dark pounding techno as they are to expand into ambient bubbles of texture ready to burst; reminding us that nothing lasts, that we should always expect the unexpected. His mind bending live sets explore these ideas while taking the crowd on an unpredictable journey, inexorably leading to dance.

Ali Phi's experiences in media arts started with the project ‘Elemaun’ in 2008 through audio-visual performances concentrated on persian motifs, the forgotten essence of Iran as an inspirational material. The flow of his works is based on programming , generative audio-visual design, interactive media & immersive environment installations which depict the relation between geometry, science, light, poetry and their transformations in computer. 

Exploring ritual roots in Persian art, culture and architecture has affected his creations by taking elements from old era of Persia & middle-eastern lifestyle to build his futuristic utopia made with conceptual installations. He is the founder of 'nullsight', a media art collective & design studio in Tehran and freelance festival curator of ‘TADAEX’ since 2014. He has performed and exhibited his works in international festivals like Ars Electronica, Tasmeem Doha, Patchlab, & Tadaex, 20 group exhibitions, 4 solo shows and several media art installations in public spaces.

Ali Phi lives and works in Tehran.