Our Team
We bring different perspectives to the table, but we’re united by our love for purposeful work.
Marina
Meo
Founder Curator & Project LeadCurator, cultural producer, and artist mentor originally from Southern Italy and based in London for over a decade.
Moving to the city in search of her own identity and direction has profoundly shaped her practice, informing an ongoing engagement with the layered realities of urban life, cultural multiplicity, and shifting social contexts. With over seven years of experience across the creative industries, including more than five years developing cultural programmes, events, and public-facing experiences, Marina works across curatorial practice, artistic research, and community engagement.
Throughout her practice, Marina has developed projects alongside artists, performers, musicians, designers, makers, and creative practitioners, contributing to programmes that bring together contemporary art, music, hospitality, education, and community engagement. This breadth of experience has shaped an approach to curating rooted in dialogue, accessibility, collaboration, and the creation of meaningful cultural encounters.
Her practice explores the relationship between perception, embodiment, memory, and imagination, drawing from contemporary art, phenomenology, and the psychological dimensions of human experience. Through exhibitions, workshops, and interdisciplinary collaborations, she investigates how cultural encounters can expand perception, stimulate reflection, and create alternative ways of engaging with ourselves, others, and the environments we inhabit.
Marina is currently studying Curating at Goldsmiths, University of London, within the Department of Visual Cultures.
Contact:
contact@marinameo.com
Liliia Zvolska (Hladunova)
Co-Founder Curator & Research LeadEmerging curator and cultural producer.
She previously served as a cultural programmer for Talented U, a London-based community supporting Ukrainian filmmakers, where she curated workshops, screenings, and public events. She has also worked as a programmer for the Women in the World International Film Festival, contributing to the festival’s commitment to showcasing women’s voices and stories from across the globe.
Liliia is the co-founder and director of Liminal POV, an art organisation dedicated to interdisciplinary projects. Within the organisation, she leads the artistic direction, currently developing several independent exhibitions while also coordinating lab:, a film development programme supporting displaced female filmmakers in the creation and pitching of their film projects.
Her curatorial approach is deeply informed by her academic research. She’s currently pursuing a second degree in History of Art within the Department of Visual Cultures at Goldsmiths.
Contact
liliia.hl.art@gmail.com