David Sappa works between sound sculpture, improvisation and field recording, with a dense smudge between. Their projects emerge via site-responsive processes, exploring found and discarded things.

I want to use my body as a tool to communicate the somatic to an audience. Being horny, being scared, being upset, finding it all funny, passing from me to you.

Gabriel Moreau is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice examines the conditions of contemporary image culture and the accelerated circulation of digital media.

Iris McConnell is a multimedia artist from London currently studying on the MFA Fine Art programme at Goldsmiths University.

Joseph Dalton is a writer and artist. His work concerns the interplay between virtual, digital aesthetics and online social practices and how these dynamics relate to more traditional forms.

Laura is a British interdisciplinary artist and designer. Often interested in labour and visibility, their work moves between the silly and the serious.

Lily Bunney is a London-based artist whose work explores the emotional landscapes of digital culture.

Rosa Klerkx is an artist working across video, performance, photography and sound. She creates layered compositions and installations that emptiness, disconnection, alienation and belonging.

My practice explores how objects mediate built environments, examining maintenance, infrastructure and systems of organisation through sculpture, installation and site-specific interventions.

Across video, sculpture, and performance, Florence explores shifting states of damnation and salvation, drawing equally from high-culture canon and low-culture detritus.