Licida Vidal
Licida Vidal (b. 1984) lives and works in Ubatuba, São Paulo, Brazil. She studied Social Sciences at the University of São Paulo (USP). Through performance, photography, video, and installations, her work explores questions of gender and nature within the context of climate emergencies. Her practice weaves together subaltern knowledge, intimate experiences, and academic research in a […]
Letícia Ramos
Letícia Ramos (b. 1976, Santo Antônio da Patrulha, Brazil), lives and works in São Paulo and has shown her work internationally. She explores the limits of the production and exegesis of analogue images through photographic and film works, which she also develops into installations, objects, publications and performances. Her practice is directed towards the aesthetic intersections […]
Aniela Piasecka
Aniela Piasecka’s practice spans performance for galleries, film, digital technologies, unconventional spaces and theatres; it also includes community practice, facilitation, and teaching. Underpinning all Aniela’s work is a desire for collaboration as a methodology to resist atomisation and to forge artistic companionship, beyond the model of the solo artist. They view their practice as inherently […]
Annabel Wright & Helen McCrorie
Annabel Wright is an emerging visual artist with background as a renowned illustrator and musician. She is continuing to expand her illustration practice into visual art projects and collaborations and has experimented with large scale wall-works and installations during a residency with Villa Stuck Museum in Munich. Community is a common focus throughout her practice […]
Anna Koutsafti
Anna Koutsafti is a multidisciplinary greek artist. Her works intertwine text and images, form and meaning. Anna delves into dystopian themes, using ‘poor’ images to express themes of generalized anxiety and desire in an uncertain digital age. These images, scavenged online or created with unconventional methods like burner phone cameras, lose their original context to […]
Nanna Leth
Nanna Leth is a Swedish curator and artist based in Stockholm. With a background in filmmaking, she studied at the Stockholm Film School and holds a Master’s degree in Film Studies from Stockholm University. For over two decades, she has worked as a curator, exploring how art can serve as a vessel for storytelling and […]
Jess Murrain
Jess Murrain (she/they) is a queer, interdisciplinary creative of British-Caribbean heritage working across live art, performance, film, and poetry. This year, she’s resident poet and writer in residence at Bethlem Gallery in association with Creative Future. Jess is also the co-founder and Artistic Director of Art Wife, an experimental live art company whose most recent […]
Deniz Uster
Deniz Uster is a Scotland-based (b.1981-Istanbul) multidisciplinary artist researcher. Spanning across geological and scientific inquiry, Uster’s art practice is permeated by anthropological and historical research to form pluralistic social narratives, using science fiction as her primary discipline. A fictional shift in nature within these ‘filmic’ narratives forms the foundation for alternative social structures, cultures, economic […]
Claudine O’Sullivan
Claudine O’Sullivan is an artist whose practice is structured around movement and process. Working across painting, drawing and illustration, she uses physical motion as a generative tool within the studio. O’Sullivan is a World Illustration Award–winning artist with over a decade of professional experience. Alongside her independent practice, she has produced commissioned work for organisations […]
JIUN Collective
JIUN Collective is a multidisciplinary art collective formed of three sisters, Kharis Wong, Verity Wong and Stephanie Wong. Their work centres on ideas of memory, home and place informed by their history of migration and cross cultural identities. Together they use art as a way to connect, working across a range of mediums including printmaking, […]
Simon Bayliss
In collaboration with Cornish cultural organisation Creative Kernow, we are delighted to announce that the second Creative Kernow Associate Residency has been awarded to Simon Bayliss. Simon is a potter, with a background in contemporary art and dance music. His ceramics are mainly made using a wheel in the slipware tradition. Within exhibitions, these have sometimes […]
Konx-om-Pax
Konx-om-Pax is the moniker of Glasgow artist Tom Scholefield, whose multidisciplinary practice spans more than 15 years across electronic music, real time animation, and immersive audiovisual performance. A graduate of the Glasgow School of Art, he blends conceptual design with technical precision, developing generative systems in TouchDesigner and modular synthesis. His album Caramel was named […]