Dr Pamela Hatton holds a PhD in Psychology, specialising in work and educational stress. Working with diverse cultures, languages and differing socio-economic backgrounds, her General
Umar Abdulrasheed’s work explores the quiet conversation between tradition and modernity, shaped by memory, nature, and the inherited knowledge of West African pottery. A Nigerian-born
Juhi Rathi holds an MSc in Computer Game Programming from Goldsmiths, University of London. With over 16 years of experience in AR, VR, and XR
Joanne McFall is an established writer and presenter from south-east Ireland. Holding honours BA and MA degrees she is currently completing a PhD at Warnborough
Adeniyi Olusola Morolahun, also known as EyinjuOlodumare and The Abuletic King, is an African percussionist, theatre practitioner, and storyteller whose work explores performance as a
Peter Kaune studied Cultural Studies and Sociology in Bremen and Carlisle, Pennsylvania. He received his Master’s Degree in 1995. He started working as a researcher
Bill Lewis is a poet, storyteller and mythographer. He has travelled extensively, giving readings and performances in England, Europe, North America and South America. He
Samuel Ogundapo’s journey into music did not begin with a grand declaration. Growing up in Nigeria, his early exposure to music came through church environments
Olubunmi Elizabeth Ebisemiju, professionally known as Elinth Arts, is a UK-based visual artist and creative health practitioner whose work explores emotional expression, human connection and
Bowen is a PhD graduate and XR artist who has received several awards for his animated projects, which have been screened at prominent venues, including