Rhys Trimble is a bilingual poet and performance artists, based in Bethesda, North Wales. This is the third blinc festival for him. This year he will be working with Zack De Santos on a piece inspired by Action/Reaction, using projection, live performance and the Bardic Staff.
Sean Vicary & Steve Knight Sean Vicary and Steve Knight return to blinc this year following on from their highly successful projections on The Castle and The Chapel, inspired by Alan Turing. Sean is an artist based in West Wales; his work deals with ideas of ‘landscape’ and our increasingly politicised interaction with the ‘natural’ […]
Since graduating from Derby University Seth has continued to experiment and explore a plethora of different digital media techniques. He is constantly exploring new approaches to vjing and audio-visual projections. Using the camera as a social instrument to look and learn and record life’s unique experiences. He analyses the ebb and flow of human behaviour […]
Sharon Teear will show at the blinc festival this year for the first time. She is an emerging visual artist within Wales. After a previous period of R&D funded by the ACW, she has now started to develop a new strand of work exploring the link between two forms of dance and art. Using light […]
Elizabeth returns to blinc again this year, following on from her collaboration last year on Intense Colour Movement. This year she will be creating poetry that will accompany a Site-Specific commission, which is still in development, but will be one of the blinc13 highlights. As well as being a prolific writer, Elizabeth is also an […]
Neil Coombs returns to blinc13 with a multi-media installation inspired by the “Story of the Eye” by George Bataille. Last year his projection piece, The Phantoms of Conwy, was one of the most successful installations, and we are really looking forward to this years proposal. You can find out more about his work by visiting […]