A Syrian artist and teacher now living in Northern Ireland, Seba Brhom uses drawing, fabric, Arabic lettering and community workshops to share beauty, memory and gratitude.

Through sculpture, fabric, dance and lived experience, KODJO explores migration, family, racism and the work of building belonging beyond temporary welcome.

Through printmaking, rescued Irish linen and careful teaching, René Mullin builds a practice rooted in hand-process, access and the lasting value of cloth already in the world.

Intricate ink, hidden stories and strange little worlds come together in Laura McKenzie Atkins’ wimmelbild drawings.

Music, movement and revolutionary imagination meet in work that turns political urgency into something physical, funny and impossible to ignore.

Through cairn-building, oak saplings and communal remembrance, Aodh O’Cuana asks how we might honour those we love beyond the formal space of a funeral.