Cat Chong is a poet, publisher, and essayist who completed their PhD in medical humanities in 2024. Their most recent publications include 712 stanza homes for the sun, Dear Lettera 32, and When Health Becomes Available. They are the co-editor of Osmosis Press and an editorial assistant at Pamenar Press. Their debut monograph, Genrequeerness in Contemporary Experimental Life Writing: Gender, Genre, and Disability, is forthcoming from Bloomsbury Academic. They also work in Borough Market as a cheesemonger.
Iris Colomb is a poet and artist searching for new ways of constructing, performing, and experiencing text through indeterminacy, subversion, constraints, duration, and improvisation. Her first solo exhibition, ‘Try! Try! Try! Again!’, featuring visual, sonic, and performative works, was showcased by the UK’s National Poetry Library in 2025. She has published five pamphlets of poetry, and her first full-length poetry collection, Nothing Intensifies, was published by Pamenar Press in 2025.
Amrita Dhallu is an independent curator, editor and researcher based in the South East of England. She provides support structures for artists through commissioning, editorial projects and creating artistic networks. Working across installation, performance, publishing and aural records, she builds embodied curatorial frameworks that centre polyvocality and collaborative research. She is currently Associate Curator at Grand Union, Birmingham. Amrita was Assistant Curator, International Art at Tate Modern, London, where she co-curated Lubaina Himid’s monographic exhibition (2021-2) as well as Zanele Muholi (2024), Rasheed Araeen’s Zero to Infinity (2023) and Hilma af Klint and Piet Mondrian: Forms of Life (2023). She has previously held curatorial roles at the Bluecoat, Chisenhale Gallery, iniva and Barbican Art Gallery.
Allysha Nila is a fashion stylist and writer. Known for her eclectic styling, Allysha is a unique voice and eye in Indonesian fashion, characterised by her bold conviction and considered approach. Starting her career at L'Officiel Singapore, the Jakarta-based stylist and writer is well-versed in the editorial language: serious yet playful, cerebral yet intuitive. Her working process involves extensive research, iterative experimentation, and collaborating closely with conceptual fashion image makers. This dedication has naturally led her to pursue education: she is currently a part-time lecturer at LASALLE College of the Arts in Singapore.
Sophie Seita is an artist and researcher whose expanded language- and performance works centre around the voice, treating materials as potential sites and occasions for reading and listening. Committed to multisensory languaging, Sophie often stages encounters through live performances, performative objects, sound installations, publishing, scores, (talking) textiles, garment sculptures as artist books or potential sets, creative audio descriptions, and somatic workshops, most recently, at Akademie der Künste (Berlin), Seoul Museum of Art, Kafkárna (Prague), Pipeline Gallery (London). Sophie is Director of Critical Studies and Deputy Director of Research in the School of Art at Goldsmiths and recently held residencies with Studio Voltaire (London), Künstler:innenhäuser Worpswede, Asortymentna Kimnata (Ivano-Frankivsk). Some publications include: Lessons of Decal (87Press) and plant-like, wave-like, rock-like: some messy proposals for hands-on listening (Fog: School of Ecological Imagination) and My Little Enlightenment Plays (Pamenar).