Dan is a Photographic Artist hailing from Neath in South Wales, UK. His working themes surround the idea of falsified truths and into the theory behind anti-conformity, going against society and not dwelling on social constructs and propaganda.

Thomas is a photographer from the suburbs of Chicago, IL. His work is about connectedness or interconnectedness- focusing on the Midwest and central parts of the United States.

Jacob is a Photographer from the Bayous of Louisiana. Creating evidence of things often ignored by most. Bending the lines between the real world and what is human-made, constructing photographic collages that are seamless to the eye.

Simo is an artist from Varkaus, Finland. Examining the ambiguity and a certain weirdness in the everyday by responding to the surrounding environment and using his own experiences and subjective viewpoint to create context in the observed narratives.

Lauren is a visual artist based in South Wales. Her practice focuses predominately on memory, form and existence by using mixed media, moving image and sculptural pieces to fabricate abstractions and foreign bodies.

Emma is an Irish artist who works predominantly in the photographic medium. Her art practice is widely influenced by Irish literature, culture, and folklore. searches for the magical past of Ireland’s culture.

Carys is a visual artist hailing from the Swansea Valleys, who explores different avenues in which to portray the unknown, the spaces between space, and spirituality along with their origins.

Izzy is an illustrator from the Swansea Valley countryside. Izzy’s work draws inspiration from nature and animals, with surrealist undertones she enjoys personifying animal characters and developing bizarre narratives.

Victor is a photographer out of Los Angeles, California, searching to capture things that draw from feelings of nostalgia in everyday life. He is drawn to document unspoken emotions through the use of light and colour.

Ethan is an Artist from North Wales who has been compiling a response to the Welsh Landscape. ‘The Fruit Bar Line’ is a reflection on Wales, the people who inhabit it, and on the mechanics of belonging, inadequacy, and desire