Taher Adel, a British-Bahraini poet and spoken word artist, holds an MA in Creative Writing and Poetry from the University of East Anglia. He has served as a judge for the Stephen Spender Poetry Prize and was appointed the Poet in Residence for Wells-next-the-Sea in 2019. His literary contributions include titles such as 'I Don't Know What Language I Dream In’, 'The Names', and 'The Divine Names'. Beyond his books, Taher’s works have been showcased in various esteemed publications and platforms, including BBC Radio 4, SMOKE Magazine, The New European, Glassworks Magazine, Poetry London Magazine, and Poetry Salzburg Review.

Sophie Gresswell is a multi-disciplinary artist exploring identity and belonging, with particular interest in interconnected ‘living’ heritage. Sophie aims to visualise a connection between us which transcends our individual lifespan, and amplifies the way our human stories intersect through generations, cultures and history to bring us to the current moment in time, and inform the very people we are today. Sophie has had work featured on BBC Arts, Radio 6 Music, and exhibited in the UK, China and St Helena Island.

Jakub Rokita is a multimedia artist, photographer and musician specialising in sound installations, projections and video. A postgraduate alumni of the University of Bedfordshire, Jakub creates short films, photographic series and spatial arrangements which play with time, place and scale using field recordings, everyday objects and obsolete technologies such as VHS. As a cultural activist, he produces collaborative workshops, multimedia broadcasts and pop-up art shows which bring together visual and sound disciplines. He has delivered workshops for the Brighton Digital Festival and supports projects like AVXLuton and Skronktronic. He exhibits in the UK, Europe and internationally.