Announcing The Ocean’s Edge / Litoral do Limite Residencies
Kara Neel
Kara Neel is an independent cultural practitioner working at the intersection of culture, story, and being. Her multidisciplinary practice explores how identity and belonging are shaped by the stories we inherit and the ones we create. Through writing, photography, craft, and storytelling, she weaves personal and cultural narratives into shared experiences. Guided by an interest […]
Yasmine Rifaii
Yasmine Rifaii is an artist (b. 1995) from El Mina, Lebanon. Her practice traverses curatorial, editorial, architectural, and visual art disciplines. She is the Creative Director of Haven for Artists, a Beirut-based cultural feminist organization dedicated to knowledge production through exhibitions, publications, and a growing international artist network. Yasmine is also the co-founder of Al […]
Sarah Calmus
Sarah Calmus is an artist, freelance producer and self taught sound maker. Interactive, multisensory sustainably produced experiences are central within Calmus’s practice, where works often draw focus on environmental concerns that build equity for participators and critique and explore ecosystems of varying scales. Following her debut solo exhibition in Stockholm last year, Calmus has been […]
Audrey Grant
Audrey Grant’s practice includes painting, photography, installation and recently film. Her current work explores real and imagined landscapes. Recent exhibitions and projects include The Long Look: The Making of a Portrait, National Galleries of Scotland (2019); Inscriptions in Arcadia, Bothkennar Pools site-specific commission (2021); Memoria, University of Stirling following her year as Artist in Residence […]
Elina Bry
Elina Bry is a French-Finnish multidisciplinary artist living in Scotland. They work across film, performance, sound, and photography, exploring the intersections of ecology, memory, and the human body. Their recent research, Is the Earth Chronically Ill?, investigates the entanglement of climate change, geological time, and personal experience. EB is also committed to participatory arts within […]
Doors Open Day: Sunday 21 September
Doors Open Day: Saturday 20 September
Raisa Kabir
Raisa Kabir is an interdisciplinary artist and weaver based in London. Kabir uses woven text/textiles and performance to materialise multiple concepts, concerning the interwoven cultural politics of cloth. Kabir’s work draws on textile mobilities, embodied archives, and geographies of anti-colonial resistance. Kabir’s (un)weaving performances and tapestries are used to complicate structures of power, global production/extraction, […]
Matterlurgy – Helena Hunter & Mark Peter Wright
Matterlurgy (Helena Hunter and Mark Peter Wright) are a collaborative artist duo based in London, UK. Their work explores how environments and ecologies emerge across scales, senses, technologies and infrastructures. Projects have investigated water health, air pollution, flooding and ocean modelling. Their practice involves the development of cross-disciplinary field methods with scientists and members of […]
Mohammad Namazi
Mohammad Namazi is an artist and researcher working through means and processes of unlearning, transformation, decolonisation, and media technologies within social and cultural contexts. His studio functions as a research lab for interdisciplinary projects spanning DIY publishing, immersive experiences, alternative archives, creative coding, electronic sculptures, sound installations, and community-based work. His current project, Community Ecosystems (2024–26), supported […]
Naeem Dxvis
Naeem Dxvis is a Jamaican British artist, filmmaker and curator, originally from South London and currently living between the UK and South Africa. Working across moving image, installation and placemaking, their practice centres decolonial approaches to neurodivergence and gender expansion, using storytelling as a method of collective remembering, intimate disruption and radical kinship. Rooted in […]