Harvey Burke-Hamilton is a performance artist working across movement and sound. His practice emerged through hip hop communities in London, where dance first became a site of connection and cultural grounding. After relocating to Amsterdam, Harvey began developing his own movement methodology rooted in improvisation. 

Harvey is currently continuing his creative research following the completion of his studies, investigating heritage, identity, and cultural memory. His work reflects on displacement, both within the communities he was raised in and those from which he has felt estranged, using performance as a space to negotiate belonging.

James Hall is a sound and experimental media artist working with light, live visuals, physical performance and installation. 

A core element of James’ work is improvisation and instant composition, often using multiple interconnected technical practices to create setups that can be played expressively. Appropriation of technology from other fields and their misuse is also a recurring theme. Informed by his movement background, this approach gives his work a bodily sensibility regardless of medium.

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