Bansi is a multidisciplinary research artist specialising in urban narratives through both written and visual mediums. Her work explores the intersection of spatial design and cultural narratives, focusing on how urban environments shape human experiences and well-being. Bansi’s interests … Continued
Andie James is a Melbourne/Naarm-based interdisciplinary artist. Her creative practice centres on bids for connection through socio-material exchanges. More specifically, Andie’s works highlight the vignettes we leave for each other in public contexts, and how they convey a sense … Continued
Rose Bialer is a translator and cultural worker who is based in Barcelona. She has held positions at 826 Valenica, The Kenyon Review, Asymptote Journal, and Artist at Risk Connection. Rose holds an Mphil. in Comparative Literature from Trinity … Continued
Tamara Grosso was born in Buenos Aires in 1991. She studied Social Communication at the University of Buenos Aires. She has published the poetry books Márgenes (2015), Guatepeor (2015), Cuando todo refugio se vuelva hostil (2019), and El ritmo … Continued
I’m Fran, a graduate in Literature, a lover of books and the literary world. Writing has always been like a second skin to me. My path has led me to explore depth psychology, astrology, and sacred languages in general. … Continued
Last 4 years Annelies’ work is mostly made with the more classical etching and aquatint techniques. They offer ambiguous glimpses and distilled reflections on the question: ‘what does it mean to be human?’. The images are harvested from personal … Continued
Sarah Noonan (She/They b.1997) is from Prince Edward Island, Canada, and is a multidisciplinary artist and writer based in Tallinn, Estonia. The innocent appearance and unrefined hand-sewing of her own clothes as material often collides with her transgressive voice … Continued
Amanda Wenger (she/her) is a Houston-based writer and performer with a background in critical care nursing. She has designed and facilitated writing workshops for health professionals and is the recipient of an Elizabeth George Foundation Grant to finish a … Continued
Emma Fernandez, a graduate of the Fine Arts School in Angoulême, is developing a multi-disciplinary approach (photography, publishing, writing, textiles, performance, video). His work is based on a variety of documents anchored in political, historical or intimate contexts. These … Continued
Kelly Chery is a Franco-Caribbean visual artist and performer who graduated in 2024 from the École supérieure de l’image in Angoulême. Her multidisciplinary work combines poetic writing, performance, video, and immersive installation to explore the connections between memory, territory, and … Continued
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