Francesca Alaimo is an Italian-British artist based in London. She is a self-taught mixed media artist who creates interventions on paper through manipulation and transformation of materials and images, using prints, water-based oils, acrylics and wax.
Henriette Busch is a painter and digital artist living and working in St Albans, who studied Fine Art at the University of Hertfordshire. Henriette has been making art for over 15 years, and has exhibited widely in the UK since 2003. Her vibrant and exuberant work is in private collections in England, The Netherlands, Germany, USA and Dubai.
Having studied art at school, Adam Jacobs took a prolonged break – not producing any pieces until after he had finished university. Once Jacobs moved to London from Essex he didn’t want to just sit in front of the television every night. He decided to get back into art and has produced around three pieces a year since 2005.
Exploring curating and art-making as a methodology that suggests the human condition is more complex than it is currently understood, Alexandria (Ally) Zlatar examines, instigates and provokes notions of the individual experience through specifically focusing on the philosophical discourse, body image, embodiment and ethics. Zlatar acknowledges there is a power within the un-well body and believes there is tremendous value and potency through examining these subjects through the contemporary art lens.
Paul Alty is a Liverpool born and bred musician and award-winning lighting designer with an unhealthy interest in all things that combine music and sound, lighting and lasers and all other art forms into immersive sensory experiences.
As a musician, Alty has released music digitally since 2013 and currently has 13 releases on iTunes/Spotify etc. Of particular interest is his series of Behind The Clock albums – these are a soundtrack to a story dealing with time, space, mortality and our position in space and time and the story is the foundation for a number of multimedia installation pieces he is working on.
