Marco Molteni studied composition with Luciano Chailly and Giuseppe Giuliano at the G. Verdi Conservatory in Milan, graduating in 1985. In the same institute he then studied electronic music with Riccardo Sinigaglia, graduating with full marks in 1988. In 1983 and 1984 he attended the postgraduate courses in composition held by Franco Donatoni at the Accademia Musicale Chigiana in Siena and the French MC2 Musique Contemporaine in Avignon. In 1985 he attended the Atelier de Re

Gayatri Kanth is an artist based in Geneva, Switzerland. Born in India and surrounded by vivid colours, vibrant traditions, and a rich cultural heritage, Gayatri developed an innate appreciation for colour, texture, sound, fragrance, and rhythm. Switzerland later offered her a contrasting yet equally profound experience—the quiet serenity of the Alps, the beauty of nature, the quality of light, the changing seasons, and the ever-shifting colours of the mountains. In many ways,

“I am a musician from central Minnesota in the USA, I have been writing songs and singing them since before I could spell, I aim to make sincere contemplative honest songs. I capture moments in jars to be released when the song is played.”

Natalya Andrianova writes music and works as a music educator. In 2006, she graduated from the Petrozavodsk State Conservatory with a degree in Piano Performance. In 2009, she completed her postgraduate internship (assistantship). She currently works as a teacher at a children’s music school in Moscow. Her teaching career is combined with active creative work. Natalya Andrianova writes music in various genres and styles, paying particular attention to melody, expressiveness,

Char Hamilton (Cyliance) is a musician; composer, pianist, vocalist, and teacher. In Char’s music you will find lyrical themes, longing, pauses for moments of introspection. You will also find detached fragments, unusual and unexpected transitions, and fun rhythms. Char’s artistic goals for this work includes how to make meaning of the world in which we live in. Some of the ideas that Char pondered on in composing this work included how to express the beauty, the hard, the di

Addy Adam is a realist artist born and based in the West Midlands, UK, who works in acrylic to create paintings featuring socio-historical themes. Initially self-taught, entered the Birmingham School of Art to develop her techniques, and her stylistic spectrum ranges from photorealism to hyper-symbolist, where subjects and themes communicate specific emotions and ideas utilising perspective. Her work has been selected for and featured in open calls and awareness events around

Puerto Rican composer, whose music drives an experimental mindset, treating traditional structures as a starting point rather than a boundary — pushing at their edges to create work that feels novel and unmistakably his own. Rodríguez is the selected composer for the MIFA Victory Players' 2026–2027 Composer Residency and the Miller Symphony Hall's 2026 New Music Chamber Series. His recent work has been presented at Vienna's Organon Symposium on Enharmonic Interfaces for Keybo

A Cuban-American Dutch composer & pianist, Julian Stuart -Burns writes music torn between method and spontaneity. His works focus on musical ekphrasis, sharp and unexpected contrast, and on drawing connections with literature and current events. His writing is informed by his experience in organized labor and by Cuban revolutionary history. He is inspired deeply by sounds, images, and writings related on the one hand to crystals, shimmers of light, and comic relief, and on th

Helge Jørgensen received his first camera, a Kodak Instamatic 50, from his father in 1966. His father's only piece of advice was: "remember to get close" – a principle he has tried to follow ever since. Was an active photographer until the early 1980s, when rising silver prices made the hobby too costly, and his interest turned toward writing instead. Trained as a journalist Worked as a reporter/journalist for more than 15 years Builds and designs websites as a side occupatio

The concept of Collect Art emerged in late December 2019 as a response to support both Georgian and international artists amidst the challenges posed by the pandemic. However, the amalgamation of accumulated experience over the years and ongoing creative processes urged us to expand and diversify the roles of Collect Art. In our daily lives, we are granted the privilege to visually conceptualize various ideas—an essence mirrored in art. Art, with its myriad presentations, enc

‘’My work combines craftsmanship, emotion, and intention to create pieces that bring light and soul into interiors. Inspired by colour, transparency, and the transformative power of natural light, I view glass as a living medium that tells stories and resonates with energy. My artistic practice centres on stained and painted glass, exploring light as both material and metaphor. I combine traditional techniques such as staining, leading, scratching, and glass-painting with exp

Caitlin Driver is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice explores the intersection of the body and environment through interactive objects, immersive installations, sculpture, devices, and jewelry. Her work is informed by environmental concerns and examines the ways in which human instinctual behavior interacts with artificial and synthetic materials. In the series “re-preserve,” for instance, Driver prompts viewers to consider their interactions with food and its packag

House of Frisson is the artistic universe of London‑based Brazilian artist Luciano Rocha. Working primarily with paper collage on reclaimed ceramic plates, Frisson transforms vintage porcelain figures, dolls and domestic ornaments into characters that speak, with sharp humour, social critique or unexpected tenderness. House of Frisson also develops digital collage works for greeting cards and small prints, expanding the same narrative universe across formats. Blending queer ae

Kittie Coe is an emerging artist, with a focus on creating illustrative artwork remiscient of dreams and once known places; merging dreams, whispers of childhood to explore feelings of uncanny and sorrow. Focusing on their own lived experiences growing up alienated from society due to mental difficulties and living in the countryside. Their practice utilises hand-building techniques as self soothing and expression to let their true feelings be woven through each piece like a fa

Lena Zinski is a Belarusian-American writer and artist based in London. She is the author of three books published in Russian and now writes primarily in English. She holds an MFA in Creative Writing from New York University. Working across painting and literature, her practice explores memory, displacement, inherited trauma and the ways personal histories intersect with political violence. Through painting, collage and writing, she investigates what survives catastrophe and

Julia Fung is a London-based multidisciplinary artist working across mixed-media installation, sound, and the moving image. Their practice explores human relationships with the cosmos and the natural environment, investigating the dimensions of planetary deep time in relation to materiality and the body. Fung also crafts immersive, theatrical environments that interrogate technology-driven identities and our specific locality on Earth within the vastness of the universe. Drive

Chima Ugwuanyi, is a fine art photographer whose practice explores the relationship between people, place, memory and the natural environment. His photographic work is rooted in observation and a desire to capture the emotional and cultural significance of everyday landscapes. Through his use of natural light, composition, colour and atmosphere, Chima creates photographs that encourage viewers to look beyond the immediate beauty of a place and consider the stories, memories and

Millie Bolton is a contemporary artist from just outside of Glasgow who currently works and studies in Aberdeen. She mostly focuses on photography but has also done some video work aswell as performance in the past. Her work focuses on growing up as a woman, nostalgia and being working class.