Leo Geyer
Leo Geyer is a young composer and conductor with a passion for imaginative, daring and dramatic approaches to music-making, encompassing new work, cross-disciplinary collaborations and re-imaginings of existing music.
Thomas Duggan
Thomas Duggan Studio is a collaborative and multidisciplinary research studio exploring the intersections between design, robotics, material science and sculpture.
Still Moving
Still/Moving Projects is a platform for the delivery of collaborative projects with a focus on engagement with targeted communities, co-directed by Devon based artists, Martin Hampton, Laura Hopes and Léonie Hampton.
Robert Darch
Robert Darch is an artist-photographer, educator and curator based in Exeter and is an Associate Lecturer in photography at Plymouth University and Falmouth University.
Richard Cook
Richard Cook’s subject matter is taken from quick, calligraphic drawing done in situ – mostly place of wilderness. In order to comply with government guidelines, Cook restricted his practice into making drawings from his own window.
Pete Geall
Pete Geall is a writer, surfer and professional lifeguard based in Newlyn, Cornwall.
Natasha Carthew
Natasha Carthew is an award-winning writer and performance poet from Cornwall. Her work goes deep beneath the core of what it is to live in rural UK today, exploring subjects such as social isolation, poverty, nature and environmental issues.
Naomi Hart
Naomi Hart is a multimedia artist who utilises salvaged materials and found objects to investigate and explore the relationship between human interaction and the environment, particularly themes around water, elements, journey and memory.
Molly Erin McCarthy
Molly Erin McCarthy is a visual artist from Plymouth, working across 3D and new media. For State Of Emergency Micro Commissions, McCarthy presents PROJECT MECHA:HEART, a series of animated, digital collages exploring data-hoarding and freedom of information in a post-internet, post-pandemic world.
Mary Loveday & Jason Hirons
Using two (ostensible) public drinking fountains in Plymouth, Mary Loveday and Jason Hirons have created a work of creative non-fiction writing which examines the intersection of public health and private self-interest or self-promotion.