Cash Green
@cashgreen
Cash is a budding young creative that is finding his voice and sound through various mediums. He expresses himself through music production, drumming, singing and recently also poetry. He is also the founder of the greenhouse project which is a series grassroots focused music events around Brighton.
Aleena Fury @aleenafury
Aleena Fury (she/her) is a British Pakistani trans woman living in Brighton. Moving to Brighton in search of queer community, Billie has found a reignited interest in creativity, performing regularly at the Actors Open Mic Poetry readings, finding a love for burlesque performing and rediscovering her affinity for playing music. She primarily writes poetry on topics of race, trans struggles and her discoveries in dating, polyamory and kink.
Nalo Solo @nalo_solo_
Nalo Solo is a multimedia artist, working across the disciplines of fine art, illustration, graphic design, writing fiction and poetry. Nalo’s work questions how to authentically rebuild the self and surrounding community through creative practice, repurposing collective and personal trauma with the spirit of resilience and power of collaboration to connect, heal and uplift. Nalo studied BA Graphic Design and Illustration at Central Saint Martins, UAL, followed by MA Visual Arts, specialising in Illustration at Camberwell College, UAL.
Isolde @isolde_sojourner
Isolde is a London based writer, spoken word poet, activist, and grassroots community organiser, who traces the birth of her words from her experiences with mental health and the journey of Chinese diaspora. From a young age she found both her solace and expression in the canvas of blank paper. Drawing with words what she never quite could using crayons or paint brushes. Her writing is sharp, with tongue-in-cheek references to her heroes, inspirations, and the eternal spirit of hope.
Jaz @angst.magnet
Jaz is a poet, theatre maker, and drag artist whose work takes audiences on an unforgettable journey through humour, heartache, and raw vulnerability. Blending sharp wit with emotional depth, Jaz crafts performances that are as fiercely entertaining as they are profoundly human—celebrating queer resilience, storytelling, and the transformative power of art.