Hannah Buchanan (b.1997) is a British landscape painter based in Kent. Her focus on the landscape is stimulated by her sense of tranquillity in rural settings and her interest in Biocentrism. Buchanan studied Fine Art with History of Art at the University of Leeds where she developed her ability to capture the delicacy of the English countryside through oil and pastel painting.

Scarlett Woodman collects both her imagery and materials from her surrounding landscape, usually that of the Kent countryside just outside her studio. She takes discarded objects, mostly old building materials, which she feels reflect and capture a sense of that landscape, then gives them a second life by piecing them together to create her artworks.

Willow Stacey is a Kent based textile artist. Initially studying Fine Art, specialising in the female form sculpturally, she went on to explore textiles and hand embroidery highlighting sexism in everyday life.

Polly is an environmental artist “portraying the land, with the land” through traditional craftsmanship, using locally sourced materials that guide her process. Looking at site-specific historical context, combined with a museological approach to materials, she collaborates with, and investigates the surrounding rural environment to re-visualise her experience within it.