Bontyanak is a Malaysian multidisciplinary artist. Their practice centres around cultivating a resting space for dreaming—dreaming as an act of prayer, and rest as a sacred defiance. A prayer to build worlds beyond the colonial imagination, a portal to invite our hidden parts to come out and play, illuminating the unseen.

Oscar Chan Yik Long is a Helsinki-based Hong Kong-born artist with a versatile international practice focused on site-specific painting installations and drawing, often drawn on East Asian mythology. His image world and visual handwriting are entirely his own, shaped by personal, intellectual, and spiritual motivations.

Dri Chiu Tattersfield is a Taiwanese artist and educator. They write speculative games, zines, and fiction as experiments toward more caring worlds. In previous lives, they have taught high school physics and researched birds. Dri’s work can be found at hellodri.itch.io, and Dri can likely be found taking pictures of moss.

Clarinda Tse (Yung Kee 雍記) is an interdisciplinary performance maker and embodied researcher, Hong Kong-born and Glasgow-based. Their habitat explores emergent compositions of material ecologies through rituals, labour, and bodies, deconstructing capitalist time and extending imagination towards more-than-human entities. They currently think with seaweed and microplastics.

Zulaa Fleming is a Mongolian artist navigating art through the club scene. Through struggling with depression, finding motivation to paint, sculpt or draw is challenging, so they have made clubbing a stress relieving outlet for art. Through the exploration of their “club kid” identity, they focus on creating visual pieces made of duct tape.