Zeynep Dagli
I have been interested in the negotiations and meditations of internal / external struggles, and traumatic experiences in relation to death, dying, suffering and madness. In my previous work I have researched, examined, speculated and/or analysed how dark and painful experiences have revealed themselves by way of reflection and in artistic formulation. It’s been a personal journey as much as an academic one.
caglar k
Caglar is a London-based transmedia artist.
Chas De Swiet
Chas is a creative producer and artist, he has a specialism in disability arts and diversity.
Pete Edwards
Over the past twenty years my artistic practice spans acting, devising and leading workshops. I am also a playwright and author.
Juan Soto
After graduating from the three-year regular course of Documentary Filmmaking at the International Film and Television School (EICTV) in Cuba, Juan Soto moved to London where he works as a freelance film editor and AV Technician in art projects of multidisciplinary natures.
Izzi Valentine
Izzi Valentine is a multidisciplinary artist and neuroqueer mischief-maker from London. They work across e-textiles, jewellery, costume, film, writing and curation.
Michael Achtman
Michael is a writer and filmmaker whose work spans narrative and non-narrative genres. He is also an audio describer and access consultant. For the past decade, he has collaborated with Deaf and disabled artists to create film and video work that explores accessible artistic practice.
Calum Perrin
Calum Perrin is a sound designer and composer from Newcastle, working across theatre, music and live art.
Tobi Adebajo
Tobi Adebajo is an anti-disciplinary artist who works in various creative and communal spheres focusing on movement, sound, visual and written works. From exploring the realities of existing as a Black, Queer, Trans, Disabled person, to creating unique audio-visual pieces, Tobi aims to illicit curated reactions from the witness/viewer.
Tink Flaherty
Tink Flaherty is an artist making intimate, provocative work exploring disability, class and connectivity.