Ed is an artist and educator who studied Fine Art Painting at Brighton University and holds a Masters degree in Cultural and Critical Theory from Goldsmiths University. 

Ed has exhibited in the UK and in Europe. In 2014 he received Arts Council England funding for the exhibition Wowzers! (Community Arts Centre). In 2018 he was chosen as part of the City of Brussels Young Artist Programme which culminated in a funded exhibition, Carrément! (Centrale for Arts in Brussels). Ed’s Postcard Series was included in the book Beg Borrow and Steal by Robert Shore.
 
Ed has twelve years’ experience developing and delivering exhibitions and events programmes. Whilst working in Brussels he led on projects in Europe and China, working in partnership with cultural organisations including the British Council, EUNIC and BOZAR. He currently works as Exhibitions Officer for The Amelia, Tunbridge Wells.
 
Ed has contributed written articles for ELEPHANT magazine, as well as essays and translations for exhibition interpretation and catalogues.

Ed believes that creativity is integral to a life well-lived and is proud be a co-founder of Knot Works, an organisation that supports, nurtures, and brings people together to learn from one another and spend time making and doing.

edwardliddle.co.uk

Holly is an architect, artist and maker.  Holly's expanded practice includes work in clay, cloth, print and photography.  Holly teaches architecture at London Metropolitan University where the students engage with Knot Works as a speculative client to inspire their design projects. 
 
Holly’s motivation for co-founding Knot Works is to fulfil an ambition to be part of a community of creative people who can support and learn from each other while also improving their quality of life and mental well-being.

hollyjean.co.uk

Sam is an architect and garden designer working at a prominent architectural practice in London. 

Sam’s motivation for co-founding Knot Works comes from his belief that sharing knowledge gives us a greater sense of community and makes us happier and healthier.