Levi is an interdisciplinary artist, currently based in London. Her practice centres around the carnivalesque, its dynamism as an artistic medium and the plethora of ways it can be translated as a tool for positive, vibrant elevation. Workshop facilitation, collaboration, community, site specific and socially engaged projects are all fundamental to her creations and she deems it essential to work intergenerationally, always considering the living archive, ancestry and the legacies that we produce through our art.

Lucy has been working with Peckham Platform in various roles since 2022 and is now our Head of Creative Programmes. She has over a decade of experience working in co-creation with artists, communities and other stakeholders with a focus on site specific interventions in the public realm. Lucy was a 2023 Churchill Fellow, researching place-based approaches to neighbourhood change, exploring the role of creativity as a tool for building community resilience and achieving social change. She lives in Peckham.

Brian is a British-Kenyan curator, creative producer, and artist based in London. With a purposeful focus on making art, history, and ideas accessible, Brian supports artists across various disciplines in creating contemporary works that challenge, reconcile, or reframe histories, striving for a more equitable future for all.

Ella is an architectural designer and educator based in London. She has a PGCE in secondary design and technology and a masters in architecture. Her masters research looked at trees as a medium for design education and increasing climate literacy. She is experienced in educational programming and workshop facilitation, and is driven by the need to widen access to creative education. Ella designs many of our visual communications across print and digital, and led on the architectural and interior design of our space in the Bussey Building.

Mahalia is a creative strategist with a background in anthropology, working across music, poetry and writing. With experience spanning the education, charity, museum and music sectors she develops campaigns that connect people and ideas. Storytelling is at the heart of her work, driven by a passion for art, culture and community.

Georgia is a community artist and theatre maker based in London. In her role at Peckham Platform, Georgia designs and delivers Arts Award programmes in schools that respond to and connect with Peckham Platform’s projects, leading with curiosity and encouraging young people’s self-expression through social art.

Georgia is Co-Executive Director of Matipo Arts CIC and her creative practice focuses on collaborative process, play, personal development and ownership.

Sophie has worn many hats in the arts, public and charity sectors, and journalism. Proudly based in Peckham since 2013, she is committed to working for organisations with a social and creative purpose. She began her career internationally working for the BBC, UK Foreign Office and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. She moved to the arts world when joining Tate’s international partnerships team. Sophie has leadership experience in the delivery of cultural development projects regionally, nationally and globally. She is also a linguist and occasional writer, and between jobs once found herself translating a group of contemporary Chinese plays for the Royal Court Theatre.

Sarah is an artist and writer investigating the life of things across space and time. As a creative strategist she connects museums, cultural organisations and people together through storytelling. Previously Director Arts Communications and Digital for the British Council, she brings 30 years of international expertise and lived experience of the power of the arts to change lives.