The designer exploring his position in the Caribbean diaspora and British society through his pieces. Mac Collins
The creative director and stylist whose work references everything from transhumanist philosophy to cyberpunk anime and videogames. Luca Wowczyna
The collective who are centring the perspectives of POC communities and marginalised genders in urban design. Space Black
“I hope to nurture a space where we centre sisterhood and strengthen a new tribe of women in media that isn’t typically represented.” The Nunchuck Princess
The award-winning educator, writer and speaker working to help destigmatise sex and sexual health. Rukiat Ashawe
The nail artist drawing inspiration from his past life as a fisherman on the island of Kii Oshima. Tomoya Nakagawa
“I’m interested in the democratisation of art and the new accessibility by which we experience art outside the white cube.” Zaiba Jabbar
The cook who is reclaiming, decolonizing, and celebrating the plant-based foods of her heritage. Rahel Stephanie
The content creator, Twitch Ambassador and SD artist who has become an advocate for diversity and representation in gaming. Ebonix
"I create looks that are not merely accessory, but rather an extension of a larger artistic vision." Laurel Charleston
The fashion magazine-turned-global community that's widening the conversation around digital art. FELT Zine
The coder, web designer and creative technologist working across fashion, art and design. Rifke Sadleir
“The people I design for are like myself, trans people, and people who subscribe to glamour and femininity.” Alectra Rothschild
The writer and activist exploring the root causes of social injustice and holding institutions to account. Athian Akec
“In the age of the internet, we can take inspiration from the pop culture of the past and fuse it with modernity to extend our creative concepts.” OOO-Ing Studio
The multifaceted artist providing a nuanced, holistic exploration of a Black trans experience. Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley
The casting director who is leading the charge when it comes to radical, progressive casting. Emma Matell
The fashion industry go-to barber combining a deep understanding of traditional techniques with his own innovative style. Nat Bury
The artist whose work floats in the space between fashion, special effects prosthetics, and sculpture. Yaz Exall
“The lifetime project of [our] music is creating so many different vibes, arcs and phases in a short amount of time that it’s almost unfathomable.” Frost Children
"The chance to potentially provide any younger queer person of colour with some sort of representation of a shared or similar experience means a lot to me." Hasani
“We need more bitches like me in all types of spaces: art, history, publishing. So stay tuned.” Devin Halbal
The artist, filmmaker, game maker and writer whose work is an exercise in futuristic world building. Benjamin Hall
The artist using digital sculpture and animation, as well as video art and AR, to explore notions of otherness. Gabriel Massan
The collective of directors, artists, researchers and producers who use emerging technologies to construct radical new aesthetics. Actual Objects
The writer and cultural critic who is using contemporary cultural theory outside of its academic constraints. Biz Sherbert
The multi-disciplinary artist fighting to make the creative industries more diverse and inclusive. Darkwah Kyei-Darkwah
The TikTok comedian who is set to be the host of Channel 4’s new improv show, Razor Sharp. Victor Kunda
The Internet-born, avant garde boy band consisting of vocalists Bladee, Thaiboy Digital and Ecco2k and producer whitearmor. Drain Gang
"It’s about the notion of memory and permanence, which is why I love having my fingerprints all over the metaverse." Damara Inglês
The creative collective and talent agency representing some of the boldest, most exciting names in culture. New School
“It’s important that everyone, especially young black women, has someone they can relate to and someone they see themselves in.” FLO
“PALMWINE IceCREAM is a blend of tastes and feelings, which are not necessarily meant to be combined." PALMWINE IceCREAM
“Everything about this magazine is what I’ve been told I shouldn’t do: everyone gets one image, everyone is on the same level, there’s no hierarchy." Circus Magazine
The self-taught artist exploring themes of queerness and masculinity through photography, painting, film, mixed media and curation. Cameron Ugbodu
"If we can use art to educate, archive, and aid these experiences by looking through alternative lenses, including the queer lens, then we should.” Queer Direct
The 23-year-old has gained a dedicated following for her terminally online take on sad girl rap. CLIP
The amputee football organisation building hope in the aftermath of Sierra Leone's civil war. Salone Flying Stars
The artist and writer whose work encompasses poetry, critical theory, queer studies, intersectionality, and anti-colonialism. Jota Mombaça
The Central St Martins' graduate who is an artist, image-maker and self-taught designer all in one. Joseph Lokko
The producer and director who recently launched his very own creative production company. Yasser Abubeker
"I want to see women like us given freedom, a real sense of expression of the individual." Alva Claire
“For many of my followers posting on Chlamydia Magazine is like therapy, and sometimes I get amazing, heartbreaking messages from people whose days are better now." Chlamydia Magazine
“At every stage of your career, there are blockades in place trying to stop working class people from achieving, [and that] is everyone’s problem.” Hannah Karpel
“Accomplishment is introspective and relates to the position you’re presently at, so what that looks like to me will change as it has so many times since I started hairstyling.” Issac Poleon
The community working to dismantle the stereotype that every gamer is white and male, and make gaming more inclusive for everyone. Black Girl Gamers
"We’re constantly adapting and creating our own ecosystems based on what is accessible to us." Trashy Clothing
The writer blending sharp criticism with intimate storytelling to explore popular culture, the internet and the politics of womanhood. Rayne Fisher-Quann
The visual artist, programmer and developer creating mind-blowing interactive VR experiences and installations. alpha_rats
The Bradford-born and Leeds-raised producer at the forefront of a new generation's Junglist movement. Nia Archives
The multidisciplinary artist exploring the complexities of religious, gender, and sexual identities in her work. Arlette
“I think of my work as a form of narrative art, as telling a story... My work should read like a movie script.” Lawrie Abie
“I’m giving it my all to trail-blaze a path for people who look like me, with limited access and connections to the fashion meccas of the world.” Kim Russell
The cultural curator, educator and creative strategist who is building intersections between communities. Nate Agbetu
The multidisciplinary artist and movement director who is drawing on his Senegalese-Gambian heritage for inspiration. Yagamoto
“A lot of my work seeks to reveal that historically, nails are a strong symbol of resistance, empowerment and identity.” Cyshimi
The founder of Why Waste?, an organisation working to tackle the global water crisis. Garvita Gulhati
“I hope those who watch Words We Don’t Say feel seen in their own dynamic and perspectives with their fathers, and hopefully, that can allow for conversation.” Ella Ezeike
The artist and activist exploring the triangulation of capitalism, architecture, and ableism. Emily Barker
The visionary interdisciplinary designer working at the cutting edge of creative technology. Nigel Matambo