Arman Nouri is an artist, curator and writer. He has presented his work at The Mosaic Rooms, Barbican, the Roundhouse, Ormside Projects, Lethaby Gallery, Theatre in the Mill and the Listening Academy. He has given talks and lectures on art, infrastructure and urban planning at a variety of forums, including Central Saint Martins, University College […]
Eléonore Nicolas is a French comedian, painter, and tour guide based in Paris. She has created several one-woman shows, often exploring the parallels between society’s treatment of nature and ourselves. Her latest show, The Revolution in My Body, weaves together the history of the French Revolution with the revolution that took place within her own […]
Zsuzsanna Ihar is a researcher, writer, and interdisciplinary image-maker whose practice spans environmental history, spatial politics, and experimental media. In the past, her creative and academic work has explored the elemental and epistemic politics of war, military folklore, and the strange micro-histories of militarisation and extractivism —with a particular focus on Scotland’s West Highlands and […]
Heather Fulton is an artist, producer and a new mum based in An Taobh Sear, Trotternish, Isle of Skye. Following the birth of her son, and whilst on maternity leave from her role as Producer at ATLAS Arts, she is returning to her own artistic practice. Weaving storytelling, drawing, photography, collage and writing, her work […]
Jennifer Wicks is a Glasgow-based interdisciplinary artist, musician and lecturer whose practice spans expanded cinema installation, live audiovisual performance, moving image and sound. Her work investigates the interplay between analogue and digital media, employing obsolete and unstable technologies – such as 16mm film, reel-to-reel tape, and custom light-to-sound systems – to challenge linear narratives. Rooted […]
Aaron Goddard is an artist born in Romford, Essex. Now based in Glasgow, Scotland. His current PhD research asks how critical attunements to the unseen and unheard can present holes in dominant forms of representation and legibility. These questions form the basis of a sustained engagement with writing and filmmaking practices which situate the proximal […]
Merrie Snell is an American-born writer, artist, and academic based in Northumberland, UK. Her fiction and poetry appear in numerous literary magazines and anthologies in the US and UK, including The Bridport Prize Anthology 2025, Anthropocene, New England Review, Chicago Quarterly Review, AGNI, Cimarron Review, among others. Her work has also been shortlisted for various […]
Originally from Galway, Ireland, and now based in Glasgow, Isis O’Regan’s creative practice stretches from sound art to poetry. Working at the intersection of folklore, the uncanny and the body, she explores instability through illness and the home within her work. Her literature-meets-sound series Éisteacht Aisteach (translating from Irish as “weird listen”) is a travelling […]
Molly Astley is an artist and musician living in London. Guided by exploration of sensory experience and vibrational relations, her work is centred on the porous boundary between body and environment. Through sound, performance, drawing and text, she explores the connections between personal, environmental and collective wellbeing, attuning to both the ephemeral (memory, sensation, image, […]
Kat Hill is a writer, artist and researcher. Her practice is rooted in writing but is multidisciplinary in nature and focuses on the nature of our material, creative and collective existence, and human and non-human encounters. Her practice involves a combination of creative non-fiction writing, archive, audio and image. Rooted in her skills as a […]
Alexandra Compton is a Scottish writer, artist, and PhD Researcher at the University of Glasgow, whose work explores working-class life, place, and community. Her debut poetry pamphlet, A Thousand Binding Moments, was published in 2022, and her writing has also appeared in BWQ, From Glasgow to Saturn, The Poetry Experiment Anthology and is forthcoming in […]