Dominique Bailey-Boahene is a London-based, British multidisciplinary artist working across sculpture, textiles and participatory art. At the heart of her practice is people and their stories, community, relationships, and materiality. Drawing on her Ghanaian and Jamaican heritage, her current practice uses discarded textiles and traditional rag-rug techniques, passed down through generations, to explore cultural inheritance and memory.

Santara Kaur Pawar is a British-Indian artist whose practice spans painting, sound, ink and metalwork. Her work is informed by philosophies within Chinese Landscape Painting, through which she approaches landscape as something that is felt rather than a scene to be observed—a site where the external world and an internal, emotional one converge.

Shan Hua is a London-based digital artist and moving-image maker whose practice spans film, character and non-linear storytelling. Her work is informed by cinema, literature and fashion, through which she treats existing stories and fictional worlds as metaphors for her own memories and observations, moving between the intimate and the absurd to reach emotions that are difficult to express directly.

Anna Samoylova is a London-based multidisciplinary artist working across painting, embroidery, textile and fabric printmaking. Her practice is rooted in personal and intergenerational memory, focusing on how everyday objects, women's labour, and inherited objects hold and pass on intimate stories.

YiMiao Shih is a London-based artist working across drawing, embroidery, wood, and metal. Her practice is rooted in “embroidery-drawing”: an expanded drawing language formed through stitched marks on fabric. Recurring fictional characters act as intermediaries between imagination and lived experience, reflecting contemporary conditions with wit and restraint.