No. 1: Glasgow

Mari Campistron is a Basque born riso printer! Her technical foundation began with a degree in Mosaics from Olivier de Serres in 2010, followed by a degree in Communication Design from the Glasgow School of Art in 2016.

Mari was part of the RISOTTO studio dream team before embarking for a new riso adventure at Studio Fidèle in Paris.She co-founded the artist collective Riso Sur Mer during her time in Glasgow, and is also part of Haran Ubel, a feminist cultural non profit organisation based in Aldude (Basque Country) where she prints and publishes books, and organises artist residencies. 

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Kimberley Grant is a Scottish photographer and editorial creative director whose practice is deeply rooted in nature, travel, and visual storytelling. Based in Perthshire, her work explores the concept of "home" and the transient beauty of the natural world, often informed by her extensive travels and artist residencies.

As a multidisciplinary creative, she has served as the editorial creative director for the travel platform Culture Trip and is the co-author of the Wild Guide Scotland. Her photographic aesthetic is characterized by an atmospheric, sensory approach that documents rugged landscapes and quiet, rural life. Through her upcoming project, Rural, she continues to investigate the intersection of nature, culture, and personal memory across various media, including photography, print, and painting.

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Lucy Payne is a multi-disciplinary artist and illustrator who graduated from The Glasgow School of Art with a BA (Hons) in Communication Design. Her practice is deeply engaged with the tactile process of making, encompassing a diverse range of media including ceramics, printmaking, drawing, and animation.Beyond her studio work, she has a strong commitment to community-focused art, having volunteered with initiatives such as Project Ability's Aspire classes. Her approach to creativity is characterised by a fluid translation of ideas across different materials and a philosophy of being "less precious" about the final outcome, prioritising the cathartic and experimental nature of the creative process. In 2016, her work was recognised with the W.O. Hutcheson Prize at the GSA.

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William is an illustrator and writer. His work has appeared in a range of publications and exhibitions both in the UK and overseas.

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