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Sair Bean is a cross-disciplinary artist with an interest in social commentary. She enjoys pulling back the layers of societal conditioning to create art that is optimistic, empathetic, and curious about culture, history, and identity. Drawing inspiration from the vibrant tapestry of community stories, cultures, and shared experiences, Sair Bean's work is an exploration of connection, an invitation for people to see themselves within the collective narrative.

Photo by: Lana Adams and Guildhouse 

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Miles Dunne is an emerging multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans digital mediums,
sculpture, installation, and live performance. In the initial years of his professional career,
Dunne has delved into the intersection of digital programming and physical space,
employing sculpture, light, and sound to explore themes shaped by his upbringing amidst
rapid technological advancement. His work recontextualises technology to investigate
augmentation and mutation within physical environments and objects. Deeply fascinated,
and troubled by critical issues such as war, displacement, environmental degradation, and
the weaponization of now everyday technologies, whilst also drawing inspiration from
science fiction, and imagined, and future technologies, Dunne crafts dystopian narratives,
exploring themes of societal collapse and a recontextualisation of the concept of nature. His
exploration of urban landscapes, industrial materials, and brutalist architectural forms,
inform his approach to sculpture, engaging with themes of urban decay and
industrialisation.

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Focusing in movement based abstract murals, paintings, and installations. Hari’s recognisable pattern work is formed by a series of process-based discoveries of forms which are forever growing and responding to the space. Approaching the work with no preconceived ideas allows for the work to evolve in an organic manner.

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