Sarah Shin works with poetic cosmologies, dreams, myth and gardens. Her practice gathers writing, research, publishing, curation, performance and dialogue to engage expansive ways of knowing. A serial collaborator, recent projects include The Word for World: The Maps of Ursula K Le Guin, an exhibition co-curated with Harriet Jennings and publication co-edited with So Mayer; Bodies of Sound, a book and curatorial series with Irene Revell; Mirror; and with Mark Lowe, Concrete Poetry, a new architecture, narrative and design practice. She is among the founders of Silver Press and 5D, an artistic collective for unified inquiry into many knowledges.Sammy Lee is a London-based artist working across drawing, sculpture, moving image and immersive media. Informed by her background in architecture, she approaches the future as a site of memory, weaving lived experience and ancestral lineage through affect, ritual and embodied practice. Since 2022 she has co-created Mirror with Sarah Shin – a polymorphous world-building act that unfolds across performance, exhibition, texts, scores, ritual and play. Her work has been shown internationally, including Tate St Ives, UNESCO ICDH, Stephanie Kim Gallery, Science Gallery London and Jeju International Peace Centre. She is co-director of 5D, an artistic collective formed with Mark Lowe and Sarah Shin. They designed The World For World, an exhibition presenting the maps of Ursula K Le Guin at the Architectural Association, which they are expanding into a new work for Busan Biennale 2026.

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