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Luca Bosani is a multimedia artist who specialises in wearable art and performance. In 2017 – during their Performance MA at the Royal College of Art – disappointed and constrained by existing gender and artistic categorisation Luca created the concept of UPOs (Unidentified Performing Objects), wearable artworks that reject categorisation and sit in between definitions; ever-changing, fluid and queer they aim to transform both the wearer and the viewer. In this non-coded, non-binary and non-prescriptive space, their creativity now grows and flourishes. Collaboration and coral group performances are at the core of Luca’s practice, and their UPOs are practical and conceptual tools for gender non-conforming individuals, neurodivergent communities and young people to feel seen, heard, included and supported.

FLORA L. is a stylist working across costume-based as well as editorial projects. Exploring styling beyond the gender binary, they touch on self-expression’s essential role in queer coding and identity. Flo carries this fluid discipline into fashion imagery collaborating with dancers and choreographers to develop narratives within the world of post-gender fashion. Formerly working within costume for Netflix’s latest season of Top Boy, they draw on the character-building and sociological practices of costume to create stories. Recent collaborations include Jamie Cousins, Camilla Greenwell and Raluca Margescua with publications for SICKY and Vanity. Flora currently assists Tom O’Dell prioritising Vintage and second-hand pieces to style Ray Winstone, Martin Freeman, and Sam Claflin. Within this world, Flora takes on the traditions of menswear and distributes them to all genders in their practice.

Conn Williams is a movement specialist, choreographer and teacher. He has appeared in West End, opera, music videos, site-specific works, dance for film and art installations. In the past, they have collaborated with TRAH & CHIPS Theatre Ensemble and BYMT as a choreographer and movement director. In Conn’s teaching practice, there is a focus on giving others the knowledge and space to gain greater awareness of their physicality and how to express themselves through the body and movement. Conn is interested in creating multidisciplinary work that immerses audiences in the experience so that they become somewhat collaborators.