Philippa Bandurek Bradbury is a visual typographer/designer/artist and postgraduate PhD researcher at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London, who also happens to be neurodiverse. She is driven by a passion for communication, accessibility, and diversity. Through her blend of traditional drawing and painting techniques, combined with digital mediums, she crafts thought-provoking pieces that spark conversation and inspire connection. Philippa’s art is a reflection of her commitment to breaking down barriers and celebrating the beauty of individuality.

James Nathaniel McVicker is a creative force from Northern Ireland with a unique perspective shaped by his neurodiverse experiences. As a Sensory support worker and BSL interpreter, he has gained invaluable experience working with individuals who have additional needs, including Autism. With a wealth of anecdotes and a deep understanding of the importance of adaptability in communication, James brings a unique perspective, where he is always thinking outside the box to find creative solutions.