Human-Nature Delegation

Alice founded Invisible Dust a platform merging art and environmental activism. She leads projects internationally, aiming to unveil environmental issues through contemporary artworks. Notable ventures include Breathe and Forecast, engaging millions globally. Currently curating Wild Eye in Yorkshire and spearheading the Climate Clock project for Oulu Finland's EU City of Culture. Alice champions the fusion of arts and science for climate advocacy at prestigious forums like Davos and the UNDP.

Alysha is a boundary-pushing artist exploring cultural heritage, climate resilience, and social justice through immersive performances and emerging technologies. With a focus on democratising VR and AR experiences, she collaborates with leading studios to amplify marginalised voices. Alysha's work fosters empathy and connection, transcending borders and fostering understanding.

Ashish is an interdisciplinary artist and activist known for his impactful films and cultural initiatives. Co-author of influential climate research, he directs films exploring ecological themes and curates exhibitions promoting social justice. Founder of Radical Ecology, Ashish advocates for climate action and cultural dialogue, weaving narratives of identity and environment.

Emma leads arts initiatives at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, blending art, science, and nature to engage audiences. With a rich background in curation and arts administration, she curates innovative exhibitions and collaborations, fostering dialogue on environmental and cultural issues. Emma is also trustee of Creative Carbon Scotland, Embrace.Space for Art, Creation, and Regeneration.

Kim is the driving force behind Take A Part, empowering communities through socially engaged arts. Through pioneering projects and partnerships, Kim facilitates grassroots activism and cultural expression, challenging societal norms and fostering inclusive change.

Lucy directs Hospitalfield in Arbroath, Scotland, revitalising the historic institution for modern arts and heritage education. Formerly head of National Programs at the Contemporary Art Society and Director of Spike Island, Lucy brings extensive experience in arts management and curation, championing contemporary artists and innovative programs.

Marenka is a Research Curator at the Pitt Rivers Museum, leading projects on decolonisation and community engagement. Her work redefines museum practices, addressing historical injustices and fostering inclusive narratives. Marenka's research explores the intersection of material culture, colonialism, and social justice, shedding light on overlooked histories.