Juliana Amaral Leite (Chelsea: BA (Hons) in Fine Art Sculpture)
Brazilian Born artist Juliana Leite works across mediums in video, installation and sculpture. Her work is intensely charged. It is psychological, sexual and physically aggressive. Leite's deformed bodily sculptures refer to Hell, somewhere which has 'historically been imagined as a place of physical breakdown. 'Thing' and 'Victim' have both been inspired by this concept of unstoppable destruction. They are snapshots of a process of constant mutation and adaptation.'

Yugo Matsumura (Camberwell: MA in Printmaking)
Japanese artist Yugo Matsumura utilises traditional as well as technologically progressive techniques to render his prints. 'Landscape of London' reflects his experience in London as neither tourist nor native. This work is a personal response to Matsumura's experience here. By combining typically Japanese with London-based imagery the artist creates his own visualization. The result is a vibrant, highly original cityscape.

Margaret O'Brien (Slade: MA in Fine Art)
O'Brien utilizes everyday experiences and objects to create penetrating, psychological installation and video work. By intervening with a strip light, a clock, or a letter-box, O'Brien uses the unforeseen to manipulate our expectations. Almost supernatural in feel, her work challenges our primary senses by upsetting our natural rhythms and destabilizing our internal responses.