Phoebe Russell
Mallika Joy Gray
Mallika makes object & sound-led performances, playing with the sensory experience of liveness to create something both familiar & alien, a strange dream thing. Characteristically surreal, they evoke discomfort to the normative unconscious and crack open the binary of real and not-real. She are interested in consulting more-than-human perspectives and behaviour to interrogate non extractive […]
Owen Elliott
Traditional printmaker.
Nkosazahna Scott
Nkosazahna Scott (B. 2002) is an artist born and working in London. Central to her work is an exploration of personal history, capturing the essence of the places that she navigates. Her artistic journey is a continuous exploration of identity, light, and the ever evolving nature of the spaces that we call our own.
Jebi Edwards
Jebi aka Zykaji, an illustrator based in Croydon, London, whose practice drifts fluidly across disciplines. Rooted in drawing but unbound by medium, their work explores the world as they experience it – quiet observations, emotional textures, and imagined realms all woven together. Inspired by fantasy, gaming culture, and the narratives found in everyday life, […]
Joshua Philpott
Proposal to write an artist statement. Proposal to stage interventions to be encountered in the built environment. Proposal to make work about boundaries and potentials. Proposal to tease poetry from the mundane and the absurd. Proposal to invite participants into engaging with soft disruptions. Proposal to iterate proposals over time and let time do its […]
Sara Ulfsparre
Sara Ulfsparre (b.1975) is a visual artist, working in a variety of materials and mediums including watercolour, ink, stitch, needle felting, and soft sculpture, to explore her experience of living with chronic pain and fatigue. The relationship with the body is key to the practice as a means to explore autobiography and in relation to […]
Taraneh Dana
Taraneh Dana is an Iranian visual artist based in the UK whose practice explores belonging, displacement, and the emotional complexity. Working primarily with clay, alongside wood, sound, and performance, she creates sculptural and participatory works that weave together personal experience with wider cultural histories. Her ceramic practice is rooted in the slow, tactile process of […]
Beth Hopkins
Kalisha Piper-Cheddie
Kalisha is a multidisciplinary artist and archivist from South London. Kalisha takes the honouring and retelling of contested or forgotten histories as the main emphasis of her practice. Kalisha’s family history is her starting point to explore wider histories of migration, colonialism, and intangible cultural heritage. Duality is central, the subjects which she tackles often […]