NOCTURN
John Darvell is an interactive digital dance artist and Director of NOCTURN, making participatory work with communities, venues and festivals for over 20 years. His practice centres on later-life dancers and interactive immersive technology, creating co-created encounters shaped by the people inside them. Good Enough — supported by Immersive Arts funding — grew out of […]
Madeleine Flynn & Tim Humphrey
Madeleine Flynn and Tim Humphrey are Australian artists who create unexpected situations for listening. They have a long-term highly awarded collaborative practice. Their work is driven by a curiosity about listening in human and non-human ecologies and seeks to evolve and engage with new processes and audiences through public and participative interventions. They work with […]
Earth Month 2026 – Cultures of Action: Slow Travel Artist Residency
Veronica Petukhov
Veronica Petukhov is a digital artist and VJ working at the intersection of live visuals, 3D rendering and contemporary performance. They studied Contemporary Art Practice at Gray’s School of Art, where their work expanded into electronic music culture and audio-reactive visual systems, leading to performances in club and festival contexts. Their visuals have been presented […]
Shankar Saanthakumar
Shankar Saanthakumar is an artist who makes sound sculptures. His creations explore themes of perception, embodiment, and digital–analogue hybridity, asking what non-human systems might reveal about the human condition. Shankar approaches storytelling in his work with a spatial sensibility; blurring the line between the visual and the sonic, his works emerge as installations and live […]
Jack Lander
Jack Lander is an artist and researcher with multimedia practice grounded in technical and synthetic image-making, theatre and game design. Jack is currently undertaking a PhD at the University of Glasgow, where his research explores the experience of remote militarised spaces in the Scottish landscape through simulations and extended reality. Working between the virtual and […]
Interweaving Threads Residency: Scotland and Norway through Dress
Debora Alanna & Bora Bodur
Ora4art is a collaborative practice between Debora Alanna and Bora Bodur, exploring the poetics of landscape through immersive media. Their work fuses abstraction with experimental technology, creating psychogeographies as VR sculptural terrain. Based between Montreal, Cyprus, and Fethiye, they use laser scanning, sound, and virtual poetics to build liminal environments. At Cove Park, they will […]
Kate Russell
Kate Russell is an Australian filmmaker and video artist currently based in rural South Gippsland working across video projection, theatre and film installations. Her practice is to film and record landscapes, wilderness and seascapes in Australia and abroad. This has now extended to filming projections for community art projects and working with (It’s no) drama […]
Alison Clifford
Alison Clifford is a Glasgow-based artist whose work investigates the interstitial—or in-between—through digital art. She is interested in processes of translation between different forms of media, considering the new creative possibilities that result from what is lost or gained through such interpretation. Her recent work explores how natural phenomena can influence the relationship between sound […]
Anna Considine
Anna Considine is an Edinburgh-based photographer working in both digital and 35 mm film photography. She has spent most of her career photographing independent brands all over the UK, starting her photography business in Northamptonshire. Her passion for travel photography emerged on a post-pandemic trip to Scotland, where she decided to make her home. The […]
Beverley Hood
Beverley Hood is an Edinburgh-based artist, working in digital media, performance art, painting, collage and writing. Her work delves into the impact of technology and science on the body, relationships, and human experience. She collaborates with a range of interdisciplinary practitioners, including medical researchers, scientists, writers, technologists, dancers, actors, and composers. Beverley’s work has been […]