Jo Ball’s https://joball.info/ art is situated within the relationships between people, plants and the surrounding world, resonating in emotional responses to matter and invisible connections between things. Considering aspects of place, nature and how humans connect to their surroundings and each other, a deep curiosity for making and materials is at the root of her approach.

Kelly M O’Brien https://www.kellyobrien.art/ explores innovative ways of making with plant based and biodegradable materials to explore themes of care and repair related to climate change and biodiversity. Her practice is a platform for sharing ideas and catalyzing action around the potential for materials and ways of making that do less harm to land, creatures, and community. 

Lydia Halcrow’s https://www.lydiahalcrow.com/ work attunes to place and is formed in response to a close observation of human traces in our landscapes and the gradual decay of post-industrial structures and coastal erosion through the passage of time. Her work explores ways of collaborating with a place through her walking body. It holds the traces, textures and materiality of a place at its centre to create processes that form a series of alternative maps made with(in) a landscape. 

Accompanying the exhibition is a programme of free events and activities https://www.unaskedpossibility.art/events, giving power to conscious connections that happen in real time and in person away from our silos and echo chambers. The space is created with mindful attention to nourish and enrich, enabling gathering together for creativity, conversation and contemplation.