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Plate A — collective montageArtist Index
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Every member, their discipline and one plate of work. Search by name, style, medium or city.
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Jonathon X Coudrill
Painting & music — UK
Painter and songwriter; the two practices trade material constantly.
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Valerio Marazzi
Architecture — Italy
Designs the structures the sculptures stand on, and occasionally the reverse.
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Rio Favela Sculpture
Sculpture — Rio de Janeiro, BR
Sculpture built from the city's discarded material, made where it was found.
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Ralph Hoyte
Poetry — Bristol, UK
Site-specific and locative poetry — text that only works where it is written for.
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Sanchita Islam
Painting & writing — London, UK
Long-form drawing and memoir made in parallel over years.
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Daniel Oliver
Performance art — London, UK
Awkward participatory performance that refuses to let the audience sit still.
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Hanna Luetje
Acting — Germany
Stage and screen work; collaborates on the collective's performance pieces.
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Yone Marti Celada
Performance art — Spain
Body-based performance made for landscape rather than theatre.
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Leonora Barbieri
Photography — Italy
Portrait and documentary photography of artists in their own rooms.
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Toin Adams
Sculptor & digital Artist — The Vumba, Zimbabwe — Based in Portugal
Founder. Builds figures at the scale of buildings — cast, welded and hauled into public squares. For the rest, large scale pencil drawings with gold leaf and water colour. Blessed to be doing this.
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Marco Cristovam
Blacksmithing — Portugal
Forge work: gates, tools and figures beaten hot. Believes anything worth making should still be warm when you carry it home.
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João Caieno
Writing — Portugal
Writer of the collective's imaginary bestiary — short prose, printed and pinned to walls rather than bound.
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Crestin Razvan
Art & music — Romania
Draws and plays in the same session; the drawings are scores and the scores are drawings.
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Martim Santos — Lagrima
Story telling, wordsmith, facilitator, singer, music production & engineering — Lisbon, PT
Spins narrative into song, conversation and event. A voice at the centre of the collective's gatherings, turning memory into chorus.
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Afonso Rocheta
Film & 3D — Lisbon, PT
Builds impossible geometry in 3D, then films it as though it were a place you could visit.
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Ana Rostron
Painting — UK
Paints slowly, in layers, until the first idea is buried and the second one shows through.
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Ellavibsuals
Video & music — UK
Live visuals mixed to sound — projection as an instrument, not decoration.
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Mariana Tiega
Dance — Portugal
Movement built for streets and unfinished buildings rather than for stages.
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Zana de Campos Moraes
Painting — Brazil
Colour first, drawing afterwards. Large canvases worked flat on the floor.
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Vanessa Neves Amorim
Music — Portugal
Voice and loop pedal; songs assembled in front of the audience and dismantled after.
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Jessica Dunn
Painting — Portugal
Landscape and light on the Atlantic edge, painted outdoors in one sitting where possible.
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Daniel Seabra
High wire — Portugal
Walks wire strung between the collective's sculptures. No net, one rehearsal.
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Sentient Sanctuary
Immersive art — UK
Builds temporary sanctuaries — sound, light and shelter — for festivals and fields.
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Carolina Maggio
Visual art — Argentina
Drawing and installation about inherited objects and what they refuse to say.
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Simon Tarrant
Art & curation — UK
Makes work and hangs other people's; argues that both are the same job.
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QBIQL Art — Aurea Romero & Alberto Ruiz Soler
Digital art — Spain
Two-person studio making generative and projected work for architecture.
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“In art and dream may you proceed with abandon. In life may you proceed with balance and stealth.”
— Patti Smith