Non Random

Arts Collective

Exploring the intersections between the arts and diverse fields such as astrophysics, genetics, urban planning, ecology, climate change, technological adaptation, AI, and design futures.

WE SPECIALISE IN

Technology

Arts​

Science

Design​

Speculative Futures

Performance​​

Interactive Narratives​

Our Approach

Meet the Artists

Linda O’Keeffe

Linda, trained in visual and sound arts, sociology and media theory, integrates cross-disciplinary and trans-disciplinary methodologies.

Working within communities, she creates spaces for shared practice and ideas.

As a feminist theorist, she advocates for inclusive engagement, emphasising the voices of marginalised communities, especially regarding ecological disasters.

Tony Doyle

Tony is a composer and performer whose work spans electroacoustic and spatial audio composition and data sonification.

As a creative coder, Tony explores algorithmic potentials and interpretations of scientific understandings through generative processes, crafting sonic landscapes and interactive performances.

Ines Montalvao

Ines is a multidisciplinary creative with demonstrated work in curation, experience & concept design and co-creation in international projects and exhibitions, with museums and other organizations.

Ines focuses her creative practice in the field of art-science: with a background in Biology and a thrill for art, she combines both, exploring cross-disciplinary approaches, storytelling, illustration and innovative ways to create narrative environments that enact emotions and enable meaningful experiences.

She is also co-founder of Mandarina Collective and project Lingua Plantae.

Ashley James Brown

Ashley is a digital artist working with sound and visuals to build playful interactive experiences that span multiple sectors both commercially and privately.

His work is participatory and co-creative and looks at themes of mental health, nostalgia, playfulness and inclusivity.

Ashley uses code and electronics to explore the aesthetic potentials of the future and employs game psychology to build compelling playful narrative experiences.


We love to collaborate
with artists, scientists, museums, galleries and festivals.

We run research workshops and focus groups at the intersection of the sciences and the arts.

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