Hannah Brackston is a visual artist, with a BA in Sculpture and Environmental Art from the Glasgow School of Art (2011). She is interested in the role that socially engaged public art can take in creating bridges between invisible bodies of knowledge and experience which are crucial to our understanding of the natural world and our impact and relationship to it.
Clementine Sandison is an artist and activist who uses food as a vehicle for social and environmental transformation. She has delivered participatory projects and events for NVA, The Hidden Gardens, Whitmuir Community Farm, CCA, Collective Architecture and The Orchard Project. She is interested in everyday practical actions that build connections between people of different disciplines, cultures and backgrounds – from cooking a meal to planting an orchard. In her work she hopes to interrogate the dominant ideologies of our time and the quest for limitless economic growth. She graduated in 2002 with an MA in Film Studies and History of Art from Glasgow University.
Alex Wilde is a visual artist who seeks to explore and investigate and bring attention to food; it’s production, consumption and distribution through the staging of events, the creation of platforms (both physical and metaphorical) and interventions which bring people together and encourage dialogue around our connection to our environment, the land and to each other. Alex graduated from Environmental Art at the Glasgow School of Art in 2001.
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