Farrago is a conglomeration of three artists, Russell Cuthbert, Marina Velez and Amelia Poon, who met initially at the Cambridge School of Art while studying for their Fine Art degrees. They share a studio space and work both collectively and individually. Descending from three different cultural backgrounds (Great Britain, Spain and China), their partnership is one built on tolerance and acceptance.  Group practice is often punctuated by the different artistic disciplines its members cover including, painting, photography, sculpture, film and installation.

Grounded in the belief that by merging each personality something bigger is formed (one space), Farrago works both as an arena where specific projects are developed and also as a lab where experimental ideas are cultivated. Works by Amelia, Russell and Marina tend to explore various areas such as identity, social construction, language and ideology.

For regular updates and images from Farrago, visit their blog at: http://farrago-at-wysing.blogspot.com/