Category: Participants

Alex Slater is a photographer who also works with digital image making and CGI.

Charlotte Wilson-Scott is a digital artist and ballpoint illustrator. She merges both traditional and digital media to create detailed, complex pieces that capture both the real and the surreal.  

Ash Burn likes to work in the field of 3d art, mostly specialising in architectural visualisation, with aims of achieving as close to photo-realism as possible. Recently, with the increased interest in VR and it’s potential within the market, he has started to work on creating interactive 3d spaces of existing and non-existing spaces. ashbvrn.portfoliobox.net

Linda Moore creates work that relates to personal psychological space, using panoramic photography, printmaking, painting, metaphoric symbols and two films with Signal Films: Cumbricar 2029 was about the evolution of tourism in Cumbria through Barrow. She questions how the past informs the future. In the past she ran the business “HavenArtPhoto”, and previous to that was…

Hannah Wheeler‘s current practice explores and questions concepts and techniques of drawing and kinetic movement. This stems from an ongoing battle between a passion for drawing and mark making combined with a strong interest in digital and mechanical installation. hannahruthwheeler.com

Amy Story has worked with video and still image. She enjoys making experimental films, particularly using archive footage to create new meanings. She hopes to develop her techniques in moving image, looking into animation and projection mapping. www.amystory.co.uk

Sophie Broadgate is a filmmaker / producer. Fascinated by the filmmaking process, she has developed a multi-disciplined approach to her work. She makes work that is of a personal nature and is currently developing films that focus on strong female and LGBT characters. cargocollective.com/sophiebroadgate

Viktória Hazesová has been doing photography for couple years so far, she feels connected with portraiture the most. She is trying to capture nature as macro or landscapes, combining these elements with people as two contrasting objects. facebook.com/victoriahazesphoto/

Howie Venton likes to create things with no back story, for no reason other than the love for creating things. He discovers ideas through experimentation, with this process he has developed work that crosses over different disciplines.