Stephen Turner's practice is concerned with aspects of time and the dialectics of transience and permanence. His work often involves spending long periods in odd abandoned places, noting the changes in the complex relationship between people and the natural environment.
Kayo Chingonyi was born in Zambia in 1987, moving to the UK at the age of six. He is the author of two pamphlets, and a fellow of the Complete Works programme for diversity and quality in British Poetry.
Zoë Howe is a Southend-based music writer, musician and artist. Her books include Lee Brilleaux: Rock ’n’ Roll Gentleman, Barbed Wire Kisses - The Jesus and Mary Chain Story, Wilko Johnson - Looking…
Estuary Associated Programme: ‘The Reveal’ in Hadleigh Country Park
Ayesha Tan Jones (AKA YaYa Bones) has a spiritual practice that seeks to present an alternative, queer, optimistic dystopia, through ritual, meditating, music and movement.
Shaun instigates long-term collaborative projects, from local community actions to large-scale sculptural installations, often responding to the socio-political, historical and human attributes of a given site.
Author of Sunday Times bestseller Periodic Tales
Natasha Bird is an artist based in London who makes sculptural objects that speak about industrial and bodily functions.
Lucy Harrison is an artist based in London, working on collaborative projects in the public realm.
Jack is a writer, director and deviser working principally in live performance, but also across a range of audio, visual, online and analogue media.
Dot Dash is a collaboration between writer James Wilkes and artist Lawrence Bradby.
For over two decades Fiddian has been fascinated by the creative application of digital technology in the physical domain.
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