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Ein Haelodau
London raised of Jamaican heritage visual artist embraced by Wales with a passion for participatory arts.
Love for old word and old words sayings many l have kept from my Jamaican heritage
Ofelia Omoyele Balogun is an Italian-Nigerian is a movement artist, choreographer and artistic researcher whose practice investigates the body as a living archive of memory, lineage and embodied knowledge. Rooted in African diasporic movement traditi
Active community musician, animateur, composer and improviser. Working in Wales since 1983.
Afolabi Lipede, also known as Flame, is a multifaceted artist known for his originality and creative vision. Born in South London and raised in Nigeria, he later returned to the UK to study architecture. A gifted illustrator, bass guitarist, singer,
Jaz is a writer, artist & curator, employing the Afro-Speculative to explore social space, community, culture-building, and storytelling.
Utilising performance, digital, installation, and social practice, Jaz intends to bring people together for the
Onismo, a Zimbabwean-born multi-hyphenate artist in Newport, Wales, weaving explorative poetic visual language inspired by life, rituals, and memories. This play of media explores ancestry, culture, and transformative narratives.
Flow is a multifaceted creative based in South-Wales U.K, making connections through patterns in life, combining music, visual art and creative writing.
Ffion is a  multidisciplinary artist, Born and raised in Wales based in London. A qigong practitioner and vocalist, also working with film, sound design and visual art, bringing holistic modalities into performance and ritual.
Krystal S. Lowe is a dancer, choreographer, writer, and director exploring themes of intersectional identity, mental health and wellbeing, and empowerment to challenge herself and audiences to introspection and social change.
A Trinbagonian entrepreneur with a passion for the culture of her home twin island.
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Florence Ayisi is professor of International Documentary Film at the University of South Wales, U.K. She is also an award-winning documentary filmmaker with extensive experience of making films in diverse national and international contexts.
Born and bred in Bermuda, I am a researcher-activist who has lived in the UK for the last 33 years. I am interested in voice, the dynamics of ageing, well-beingness, and also grief practices, loss, the dynamics of dying, and death veneration.
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I am a keeper of Stories and Wisdom. My ceremonial work with Initiations is me following a thread of my life purpose. My Ancestors are the fire of passion and transformation at my back.
Woman, Mother, Sister, Daughter
being and creating
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