Working across both traditional and digital mediums, London based Alice Bloomfield’s art embraces human emotion, sex and love through illustrated and animated works. Describing her art as ‘opulent, perturbing and sleazy’, Alice’s visual identity lends its hand to a style reminiscent of Manga with exaggerated body features and cool hues. As an artist, Alice believes exploring as many mediums as possible is important which is why she hopes to experiment with 3D animation in the future: just another medium to add to her extensive list of painting, music video sets, digital projections and more. For Alice, the journey is what really matters; she says stepping out of her comfort zone is a step in the right direction.

Studying both Graphic Design (Falmouth University) and Experimental Communication (Royal College of Art) has located Dougal Verinder Gedge within the middle-ground between what would be considered ‘Design’ and ‘Art’.

A youth experienced through the Internet has heavily influenced his work, obliging him to question the meaning of ‘authenticity’ in both the physical and digital realms. Self-professing his work to be experimental by nature, Gedge seeks to constantly question and raise awareness of topics which the general public would normally overlook.

Whilst working predominantly as a fashion designer, Ellen Poppy Hill’s practice includes drawing, sculpture and multimedia artworks. Her practice focuses around repurposing found fabrics and objects which are then re-contextualised in to her own fantasy world, with her unique penmanship and assembly of cutting cloth each item of clothing is a one-off-one-size piece to treasure.

Her recent body of work was a tongue-in-cheek play on the personification of clothes that have been abandoned and fallen in to a state of disrepair, using symbols of repair as a gimmick of falsely repairing ‘broken’ clothes. Her collection had three-dimensional giant zippers, embellished moths and trompe l'oeil tape. These same tokens are used in her art practice, through the assembly of found scraps from her sewing studio from a bricolage of multifaceted objects to form her cyclical body of research toward forthcoming collections.

Evie Ward (b. London, 1993) is a poet and writer based in London. Her poems have appeared in Art Licks, SALT, Cesura//Acceso, and '5AM' - a digital release on Takuroku with Ute Kanngießer and field recordist Daniel Kordík. She often works collaboratively at the intersection of writing with music and art, having recently read new poems, stories and journal fragments with Ute Kanngießer for a live performance at Cafe OTO and exhibited a site-specific poem as part of 'Like A Sieve' at Kupfer. She has conducted extensive research on Moki Cherry and continues to work closely with Cherry's archive when possible. Evie is currently working on a book collaboration of interwoven poems & drawings with Corinne Bernard.

Fergus Polglase paints colourful highly imaginative & often humorous works that predominantly explore subjects on pop culture, violence & masculinity in various forms. His paintings are frequently semi-improvised, letting the story of the piece unfold as he paints; with layer upon layer slowly revealing & presenting new ideas & directions until the finished work has finally formed.

Jack Shearing (b. 1998) is an artist based in London.

Jake Vine is a graduate of Graphic Communication Design at Central Saint Martins. His works often tread the line between graphic design and fine art. His work experiments with the conventional relationship the designer has with the viewer. His mediums often involve digital rendering or analogue printing methods.

Painter and Film maker.
b.1994, From and currently living in London.

Joseph Bradley Hill is an artist, designer & producer engaging with organisation, permutation and improvisation.

He is the founder and host of Late Works, editor of plates (x5) & releases music under 'one-four' & 'Nothing Doing'.

Marco Pini is an electronic musician and a founder/director of Slow Dance Records.

Oliver Pearce (b.1996) is a graduate from Camberwell College of Arts, whose artistic practice is rooted in a passion for the history of art, to develop visual striking imagery of varied themes, exploring human psychology and mythologies in rich layers of oil paint.

Through their own personal metabolism of selected source material, Greene seeks to repurpose both logic and association. The work relays obstacles found in testing physical capabilities. When thinking of energy circuits that support impending action, they are focused on what precedes or follows utility, resting after or charging prior. Before understanding what is necessary for energy to permit action, the qualities of a tool are evaluated. What are the potential roles and how can they be anthropomorphised? Resilience and persistence are sought throughout the process of the works, refining them into new tools, new hybrid bodies.

Performer who is sometimes required to play the specific roles of artist, writer, musician, graphic designer, co-founder of POLVO Press and 5-a-side footballer.