Cyrus's work consists of drawings using primarily pen on paper. Using surrealist methods, he explores themes of memories, the imagination, experiences, and the subconscious. Working with intricate details, he encourages the act of contemplation, to appreciate the small things in life and find interest in the mundane. Some of his recent work integrates commentating text that accompanies the drawings.

Jeremy Pak Nelson is a writer and artist from Hong Kong. Based in Manchester, he was part of the Poets of Colour Incubator program. His climate fiction has been selected as a Grist: Imagine 2200 Editor’s Pick, and he was writer-in-residence at the UK Space Conference 2025.

Italo Ferrante (use my name) is a queer poet who earned a BA in English Literature and Creative Writing from the University of Warwick. To date, Italo's work has been selected for publication by Poetry Salzburg, bath magg, Cardiff Review, BODY, Lighthouse, Impossible Archetype and Stone of Madness.

I am a multidisciplinary artist. My work explores various aspects including gender equality, cultural diversity, social justice and political issues. Often the materials used are mixed, from textiles and sculpture to installation. I am also an independent curator, writer and producer. My work has been shown in Manchester, London, The Hague, Stockholm, Dublin and Hong Kong.

an astrophysicist who dreams to be an artist

J.M. Wong is a writer from Hong Kong, currently based in the UK. She is the winner of the Northern Debut Fiction Award 2025. Her work has appeared in Popshot Magazine, The Brooklyn Review, Tint Journal, fauxmoir lit mag, missive mag, The Quillkeepers Anthology, and The Hong Kong Writers Circle Anthology. She received the Most Creative Award in the Hong Kong Top Story 2021 competition and self-published her fantasy novel Under Her Cursed Scythe in 2018. She recently earned an M.A. in Creative Writing from Lancaster University.