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Sharon Haward is based in Hastings and has been influenced by her immediate surroundings, specifically areas of urban regeneration and a range of historically significant buildings. These places and spaces have inspired Haward to create site-specific installations, interventions and open ended experimental work using found materials, photography and video. Haward's work evolves from a synthesis of history, memory of place, transient occupancy and a more abstract response to the physicality of the space.

Lives and works in Lille. Johanne Huysman's practice is linked to myth and storytelling. The stories she tells express a relationship to the world and to art which is both poetic and vibrant. There is a delicacy surrounding her work which is often constructed from simple materials. Through photographic media, Huysman creates imagery which is simultaneously narrative and contemplative. It forces the viewer to examine their own view of the world while at the same time raising the question of the reality of photographic representation.

Anthony Heywood was born in Hartlepool, north east England, and raised in Newcastle, Sunderland and his native town in the fifties and sixties. He was educated at the University of Northumbria and University Christchurch Canterbury, following this up with postgraduate study on Brancusi. He was taught by Jacob Eptstein pupil Fenwick Lawson as well as David Nash. He himself has taugh at the RCA sculpture schools as well as Cyprus College of Art. He is currently Head of Sculpture at the University for the Creative Arts, Canterbury.