A event held at L'Étoile Studio on Thursday 2nd May. The event starts at 19:30.
(IMAGE CREDIT-SETH GUY)
An Evening of Poetry:
CHRISTO MOSCA:
Christó Mosca was born in Lecce, Southern Italy.
The sea inspired her freedom from an early age, and the horizon was never a limit!
The strong sun pushed her curiosity so she started to dedicate her time to art, finding it as an explorative tool. From music to body performance, till paint and very last photography, her talent burst at the age of 17 starting her studies at the academy of fine art in Lecce. With an outrageous spirit she left her town after graduation, conducting research on love and human sexual behaviour.
Carrying out her art in a journal, till she moved to New York, engaging with photography. Once back to Italy moved to London to finalize her studies at the London College of fashion. Since then, she works mainly in Paris, sometimes back to London but France is her main active ground for research and projects.
HARPER WALTON:
Harper Walton is a writer from Bath. Their poetry, fiction and essays are published by Oestrogeneration, t'ART, 1883 Magazine and more. They were highly commended for the Manchester Cathedral poetry competition, achieved third place in the Brick Lane Bookshop short story prize, and have won two Young Poets Network challenges.
COLIN DICK:
Over the past year, Colin has become a regular at several of Bristol's poetry nights. A mediocre snooker player, he writes poems born of confusion, frustration and outright failure - peppered with the occasional fleeting moment of triumph.
His work manages to weave its way to and fro through circles of pain, hope and nostalgia - never entirely losing sight of the goal to entertain.
ART PAJOR:
Art Pajor is a person with diverse life experience, and now they're only beginning to explore how it is to be a poet - which has been their lifelong dream. Based in the stunning area of Mendip Hills, they are discovering their love for nature and community. As an immigrant and a queer who's driven by desire to learn life, their writing is a journey of reclaiming personal power and finding acceptance.
For more information regarding Kertecz Press follow us on Instagram @kertecz_press or email: [email protected]
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
An Evening of Poetry:
CHRISTO MOSCA:
Christó Mosca was born in Lecce, Southern Italy.
The sea inspired her freedom from an early age, and the horizon was never a limit!
The strong sun pushed her curiosity so she started to dedicate her time to art, finding it as an explorative tool. From music to body performance, till paint and very last photography, her talent burst at the age of 17 starting her studies at the academy of fine art in Lecce. With an outrageous spirit she left her town after graduation, conducting research on love and human sexual behaviour.
Carrying out her art in a journal, till she moved to New York, engaging with photography. Once back to Italy moved to London to finalize her studies at the London College of fashion. Since then, she works mainly in Paris, sometimes back to London but France is her main active ground for research and projects.
HARPER WALTON:
Harper Walton is a writer from Bath. Their poetry, fiction and essays are published by Oestrogeneration, t'ART, 1883 Magazine and more. They were highly commended for the Manchester Cathedral poetry competition, achieved third place in the Brick Lane Bookshop short story prize, and have won two Young Poets Network challenges.
COLIN DICK:
Over the past year, Colin has become a regular at several of Bristol's poetry nights. A mediocre snooker player, he writes poems born of confusion, frustration and outright failure - peppered with the occasional fleeting moment of triumph.
His work manages to weave its way to and fro through circles of pain, hope and nostalgia - never entirely losing sight of the goal to entertain.
ART PAJOR:
Art Pajor is a person with diverse life experience, and now they're only beginning to explore how it is to be a poet - which has been their lifelong dream. Based in the stunning area of Mendip Hills, they are discovering their love for nature and community. As an immigrant and a queer who's driven by desire to learn life, their writing is a journey of reclaiming personal power and finding acceptance.
For more information regarding Kertecz Press follow us on Instagram @kertecz_press or email: [email protected]
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
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