Lady Monster is a multi-disciplinary artist living in San Francisco, CA. Based in performance art, burlesque,political action and poetry, Lady Monster is also an event producer, speaker, writer, filmmaker, costume designer, and muse. She has collaborated with Jello Biafra, Al Jourgensen, Carol Queen, Satan’s Angel and Leonard Nimoy.Lady Monster is in several films (feature, shorts
Artist Statement I am reclaiming my voice as an artist, exploring personal mythology and the archetype of the Crone through storytelling, sound, and performance. The labyrinth is central to my work—a symbol of life’s journey, a container for stories, and a space for connection and transformation. My practice is intuitive and collaborative, focusing on cycles
Dyana Gravina (She/They) is an interdisciplinary artist, independent curator, somatic movement practitioner, activist and community builder. MA in Gender Sexuality and Culture at Birkbeck University. She is the founding director of Procreate Project a pioneering arts organisation dedicated to (m)others and primary care givers; and the Mother House artists studios with integrated care. She is
Maria May is an emerging Irish Swedish Visual Artist working mainly in installation, liveperformance, video, and mixed media collage. Found objects and discarded materials are oftenrepurposed and reimagined through cutting, tearing, and stitching. The practice centers onhumans as part of a bigger whole and is constantly evolving in a search for interconnectednessand the sacredness found
Vicky is a multidisciplinary artist based in Birmingham. Her practice has a foundation in research, found objects and obscure legend. She tends to develop ideas by making, often creating a body of work as part of this process. Vicky strives to use the best medium for the work and so her practice encompasses embroidery, soft
Live Art Ireland presented an opportunity for artists to explore the intersection of movement, magic, and collective creativity. This was a durational group performance with Workshop Facilitators Frances Mezzetti, Tess Wood and Beth Greenhalgh alongside Vicky Roden, Olivia Hassett, Megan Scott, Dilge Dilsilz, Sarah Andrew, Marianne Marcotte, Bushra Arabawi, Maria May, Lara Quinn, Jon McMahon
Camping at Live Art Ireland is fairly close to wild camping We have portaloos for the festival We have no showersWe have a place to wash platesWe do not have drinking water so please make sure you bring some with youWe are not approved for food stalls so pleas bring your own foodWe have no