Sean Moss-Pultz is a pioneer in leveraging technology to increase human autonomy in the digital age. He co-founded Feral File with Casey Reas, a platform redefining how software art is curated, exhibited, and collected. Collaborating with major institutions like MoMA, the Buffalo AKG Art Museum, and the Centre Pompidou, Feral File aims to make digital art as essential to daily life as books or music. Sean is also the co-founder and CEO of Bitmark, which develops blockchain-based technology to secure the property rights of unique digital assets without relying on trusted third parties. Before Bitmark, Sean led the development of Openmoko, the world’s first open-source phone, which challenged the walled-garden approach to mobile technology. His career spans multiple industries, where he consistently applies first principles thinking to challenge the status quo and uncover new opportunities.

Sean is passionate about fostering the future of digital art and is available to speak on topics including arts and culture, blockchain, privacy, and digital property rights.