Aware is a short performance-based moving image work by artist duo Bibo & Brian Keeley which explores themes of presence and absence, as well as belonging and exclusion.

Wilderness is a short film by Catherine Grosvenor exploring her shifting ideas about the countryside and the positive and negative effects it has had on her mental health.

Gather is a short visual film with poetic text by Drew Taylor-Wilson about what it means for queer people to gather in safe spaces.

Writer, knitting historian and knitwear designer Esther Rutter has created Gather Mitts, a knitting pattern informed by the relationship between knitting and mental health.

‘Shadow Work’ by Jo Chukualim is a visual exploration of both the safety and anxiety felt when gathering in different spaces.

Answer Machine is a short documentary by Bonnie MacRae, created using the voices of people living with endometriosis who feel completely ignored.

Singer-songwriter Djana Gabrielle has written and recorded This is Our Battlefield, a song that explores how, for people of colour, “the casual everyday racism we encounter is part of our normality”.

Vessels is a five-minute film created by Dundee-based artist Eilidh Morris in collaboration with musician Johnny Threshold, and filmed in Dundee and Tayport.

Visual artist Iona Roberts has created a new series of mixed media drawings as a “a cathartic map of my inner world”.

Playwright and theatre-maker Isla Cowan has created Consumed, a new spoken-word audio piece addressing disordered eating.

Like Stone is a new dance film by Jack Webb which portrays the normality of ‘a live lived in soft focus’.

This film by Jordy Deelight looks at transformative ways that kaftrio changed their cystic fibrosis physically and mirtazapine helped them deal with their mental health and work through their past trauma with online therapy.

Nikki Kilburn has created a collection of “five empowered portraits of womxn of colour with a lived experience of racialised trauma” accompanied by an audio narrative.

Composer and violinist Amble Skuse has created an improvised musical piece that explores how isolation can cause a “looped psychological experience”.

Amy Rosa has created a series of photographic self-portraits and creative writing/spoken text about living with complex post traumatic stress disorder.

James McDermott has written and recorded two performance poems exploring the experiences of being an LGBTQ person during lockdown, a situation that has separated many people from supportive communities and safe spaces.

Rebecca Tantony has written a sequence of short poems and stories reflecting on how, as she puts it, “isolation is a narrative in my family history that has spanned generations”.

A Journey Into Irony, is an enhanced narrative – part written, hyperlinked with video journal, poetry and song – that explores the reasons for a change in her mental health during the coronavirus crisis.

A Journey Into Irony, is an enhanced narrative – part written, hyperlinked with video journal, poetry and song – that explores the reasons for a change in her mental health during the coronavirus crisis.

A Journey Into Irony, is an enhanced narrative – part written, hyperlinked with video journal, poetry and song – that explores the reasons for a change in her mental health during the coronavirus crisis.