Khares Tokatlidis has an MArch from the Technical University of Crete. They are mainly interested in research on emerging social structures as responses to new technologies, aesthetics of thought considering mental health, and critical discourse beyond dualities. They curated and realized 'Ultrasonic Infracries', an art group exhibition that explored relations between manic depression symptoms and latent cultural tactics in contemporary capitalism. This was their thesis and took place at ESTO Association in Athens. Also, they are the project assistant of Nature Loves Courage Festival; a global lineup, intimate scale, FLINTA, electronic music festival in Crete. They are a Student at the Art & Curatorial Practice program of The New Centre for Research and Practice.