Our team
Kevin Grist
Artistic Director Kevin is an ideas generator, community connector, Chatham coffee drinker and enthusiast of immersive audio.
Responsible for: curation and production of Electric Medway festival, strategy, income, partnerships. |
Janet Moore
Executive Director Janet is a creative careers guru for young people, animal lover, Medway native and dabbler in art that uses light.
Responsible for: management of Artist Programme, compliance, workforce development, trainees and volunteers, expenditure. |
Oliver Carruthers
Business Development Consultant Oliver is a clarity thinker, story teller, creative coach and socially-engaged arts leader working in Kent and internationally. Responsible for: business planning, organisation development, fundraising. |
Isabel Jaques
Assistant Producer Isabel is a fast-paced venue booker, artist seeker, digital communicator and Sittingbourne music composer for games and media.* Responsible for: event co-ordination, artist co-ordination, marketing and social media. |
Domenica Reinoso
Arts Assistant Domenica is a champion of Google Docs, GIF animator, lover of the sea and fashion photographer from Spain.** Responsible for: administration, research and content creation. |
Tyler Austin
Arts Assistant Tyler is a community tech fanatic, Blender experimenter, poster designer and professional photographer from Medway.** Responsible for: administration, research and content creation. |
*Isabel's role is supported by Creative Estuary's Re:Generation 2031 programme.
**Domenica and Tyler's posts are supported by the government's KickStart Scheme.
**Domenica and Tyler's posts are supported by the government's KickStart Scheme.
Digital associates
Livi Wilmore Digital Artist Livi is a Digital Artist and XR Developer based between North Wales and Kent. A UCA Alumni, Livi uses satirical 3D characters as a social commentary tool to show beauty and humour in the mundane and day to day. A lifelong fan of the weird and wonderful, Livi uses XR to immerse people into history in new ways, and show them the parallels between the past and present as a way to connect our past. |
Jake Wood
Digital Artist Jake Wood works in performance, sculpture, installation, collage, technology and photography. Drawing on a culture that is concerned with debunking the idea of fitness, work and exercise, he explores this by integrating his own use of the gym and physicality which use humour, tongue in cheek, and slapstick comical gestures. Wood has recently been exploring the relationship between bodybuilding and queerness through creative technologies such as projection mapping. |
Adam Glen
Digital Artist Adam is artistic director of Halucid_ Theatre Company and a BBC New Creative. Adam has a passion for exploring immersive and autobiographical theatre with a focus on aesthetics and audience interaction. One of his latest works was conceptualised as a result of his interest in experimental technology and its methods of audience immersion and focused on lived experience and empathy. |
Advisory board
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