Philothée Gaymard is a French fiction writer currently working on her first novel. She writes about families, bodies, queerness, and technology. Her work often incorporates speculative fiction elements and adopts a resolutely intimate lens, as it seeks to understand … Continued
Alessandra CM Pilkington (b. 1998 Brooklyn New York) is an artist, chef, and budding writer. She has a B.A. in Media Studies and Fine Arts from Vassar College. In her undergraduate, she explored gender identity in the technological landscape, … Continued
I come to Can Serrat in 2021 to work on a novel that, for the first time, allows me to explore my own story/history: from my adolescence in the war in El Salvador, through my exile in San Francisco … Continued
I arrived at Can Serrat with an over-sized Mikado set. I have arranged a simultaneous event in my home by inviting a series of participants to take my name and place while I am away. As I calmly paint … Continued
Helena Fornells is a poet from Barcelona currently based in Edinburgh. She works as a bookseller and translator. Helena makes her residence in Can Serrat in September 2021
Sandra Zanetti (b. 1996 Chicago, IL) is an artist, curator, and writer currently based in Florida, USA. Through the research of various documentation made by both humans and computers throughout time, she explores the rapidly changing physical, political, and … Continued
Maya Lydia Bushell is a native New Yorker currently living in Los Angeles, California. She is a recent graduate of Trinity College, Dublin, where completed a joint Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature and History of Art and … Continued
Noa was born in San Francisco, California, in the year 1998. She’s a graduate from Ruth Asawa School of the Arts Creative Writing Department and from Vassar College in New York, Media Studies department. From 2016 to 2018 she … Continued
Harriet Rose Morley is an artist, maker, and educator currently based between The Netherlands and the UK. The projects and works she produces aim to challenge the conceptions, potentiality and the function of (public) art through engagement and collaboration. … Continued
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