Annie Edwards, Founder of Joya: flujo, a London-based artist, lecturer and curator working across installation and performance.

Cameron Young-Lee, co-director of Joya: flujo, is a London-based multimedia artist and tattooist whose practice explores the abject and grotesque body.

Emma Black is a London-based artist whose practice explores the human experience from a non-normative perspective. Working with ceramics, found objects, wood, metal and casting, Emma creates fragmented bodies and uncanny environments that examine conformity, otherness, embodiment and control.

Alicia Radage is a London-Based artist from Yorkshire working across sculpture, performance, video, text and sound.

Jules Bleckman is a London-based figurative sculptor whose work explores nostalgia, cultural memory and past eras

Yiyeon Kim is a London-based South Korean artist working across kinetic sculpture, installation and performance. Her practice explores the contradiction between technology and social systems expanding human possibilities while also directing behaviour in particular ways.

Nik Ramage is a sculptor based in rural South Wales who has been making mechanical sculptures for decades. His machines have drifted away from utility, becoming objects that have forgotten their purpose.

Charlotte Miles is a Sheffield-based sculptor and painter and recent RCA graduate. Combining absurdist thought, storytelling and humour, Charlotte creates moving painted sculptures that re-enchant an increasingly sanitised reality.

Anna Matthew is a Canadian ceramic and fibre artist, writer, and recent RCA graduate. Growing up among the forests of the Pacific Northwest, Anna’s practice is deeply connected to nature, materiality and the embodiment of thought.

Judy Maxwell-McNicol is a London-based artist, originally from Scotland whose practice explores shame, gender, sexuality and the body through humour, craft and playful material interventions.

Shankar Saanthakumar is a Scotland-based, London-born sculptor and sound artist working at the intersection of molten metal and synthetic sound.

Felix Gumbsch is an artist and co-curator of Joya:Flujo, living and working in London.

Sonya Smullen, is theatre maker and scenographer from Glasgow, now based in London.