Sam is an artist and videosmith based in the North West. His interests range from cinema ecology and projection design, to video hardware and digital archiving. Tools of choice include interactive video softwares such as Isadora, analogue video titlers, and, er, spreadsheets. He is also an associate lecturer at Liverpool John Moores University on the...

  Tim is a film maker interested in visual narratives, random connections, open source principals and ways of working around agreed mutual exchange.  He specialises in documentary video work, through personal projects such as Liverpool Stories to longer term collaborations on Homotopia.tv Tim has also delved into live performance creating and collaborating on live projections for the likes...

By adding constructivist pedagogy to existing media art approaches to collaboration, Neil Winterburn develops experimental educational frameworks that get people building, playing and communicating with models of mind. He takes particular interest in unpacking art processes, in order to open them up for others to explore, with collaborations generating new tools, games, courses and conferences....

John develops new and experimental approaches to art-making through his work with people, technology and social structures. He worked closely with Alan Dunn to establish our inaugural research project “Canal & – suggestions for a future canal” during 2008 and he is largely to blame for our purchase of “Grace” the swan pedalo. In 2011...