Dorijan Šiško is a multimedia artist and graphic designer whose practice spans the fields of video games, animation, installation, theatre and VJ. His practice investigates speculative, critical, experimental and transmedia aspects of design and art. Through creating visual-theoretical worlds, his work explores themes such as the digital fringe, the dark side of the internet, the future of humanity, tribalism, post-truth, virtual worlds, science fiction and popular culture. His speculative design project TRIBE earned him an MA in Graphic Design with distinction from the Academy of Fine Arts and Design Ljubljana in 2019, where he now occasionally teaches. He is the coordinator and founding member of the art collective Freštreš and a member and visual coordinator of the group Nimaš Izbire. His work has been presented at the 34th Ljubljana Graphic Biennial – Iskra Delta, for which he designed and co-curated the musical programme, and at the International Festival KIBLIX 2020-2021, for which he designed the overall graphic design. He has received two Brumen Prizes and the Tresk Award. He has exhibited at institutions such as Moderna galerija Ljubljana, MGLC, Cukrarna Gallery, Jakopič Gallery, Cankarjev dom, Aksioma, Osmoza, Kino Šiška, UGM Studio, Centre of Contemporary Arts Celje, Kibla PORTAL, Slovenian National Museum, Out to See Festival in New York, etc.