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Hannah’s painting is vigorous and vivacious – like primal forces: desire, impulses, terror; tempered by apathy and ennui. Snails and entrails; private, public and pubic.
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Like a small child, Brian likes creepy crawlies, goblins and robots. His moody prints and meticulous paintings are comically ominous.
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Héloïse is liable to create wormholes into our bodily interiors as she is to bind our eyes in a shroud of secrecy: expressed through paintings that flummox as well as entertain.
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Portals of London is a local history blog revealing an aspect of London rarely openly discussed: the city’s unique porosity to gateways across space, time and other worlds.
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Dawn’s memories throb with the luminosity of exotic climes: bewitching orchids and birds of paradise brought within four walls.
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Martin delves into the cracks in technology, trying to remind us that all these programs have been written by humans, after all. He is an avid Google Street View traveller.
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John is a cosmopolitan connoisseur of inner-city argots, superannuated printing techniques and informal abodes.
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Anna explores the bounty of fleshy interactions in the city; on streets, in cafes and in crowded markets, that colour cities effervescent as traces of people remain in space.
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Elysia likes fairytales, pom-poms and other souvenirs. She enjoys travelling and scribbling down fleeting memories that work their way into her enticingly sinister paintings.
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Karina is a transnational creature, alighting and imbibing new spaces and places like a hummingbird: her writing flutters between grotesque, magic realist and carnivalesque.