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  During their stay at Can Serrat, Signe Boe and Marie Raffn are developing works for an exhibition titled dead swath she said. The exhibition will investigate the discrepancy between text and verbal pronunciation and try to seduce the reader … Continued

  Holly Elan Watson is a multidisciplinary artist who explores societal values and interactions. She grew up in London and has a Fine Art and Visual Culture degree from the University of the West of England. She draws influence from … Continued

  Amanda Chardonnay Hutchins is playwright and poet. She has been previously produced at San Francisco State University and has a poem published in the school’s literary magazine- Transfer. Her writing explores the intricate absurdities of life and of people … Continued

  She was born in Belgium in 1986. She studied Painting at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of Brussels and Photography at the Academy of Visual Arts of Molenbeek-Saint-Jean. Moreover, she obtained a Master Degree in French, Romance Languages … Continued

  Playwright, poet and screenwriter Afrika Brown began her career as a journalist writing fashion, lifestyle and entertainment features.  In 2006, Brown published Sepia Sapphire, a collection of poetry.  In 2007, Brown’s weekly chapter series Diary of a Break Up … Continued

  Genevieve DeGuzman writes speculative fiction and poetry, often stories that mix the dark veins of psychological realism with the surreal, fabulist, and fantastical. She co-founded Night Owls Press and works as a book editor and freelance editor in Portland, … Continued

  Lena is a sculptor and painter with an intuitive and tactile approach to her work. She often uses mixed media and combines found materials such as wood, cardboard, and metal with traditional artist materials such as oil and acrylic … Continued

  Alexandre Dorriz (b. 1990. Los Angeles) is an Iranian-American artist (B.A. Art Practice U.C. Berkeley, M.F.A. Candidate, University of Southern California) whose work addresses ethnic displacement through the lens of Western Exceptionalism and critiques the canon of Ameri/Euro/Anglo-centric media. … Continued