CKA x Krowji Project Space 2: Recipient Announcement

Hannah Jacobs (she/her) (the one upside down in this photo!) graduated from the Dance and Choreography course at Falmouth University in 2023, and since then has been working as a performer, choreographer, teacher and stage manager.

She has performed at sites including the Minack Theatre, the Eden Project, Tate St Ives and the Acorn Theatre.

She has choreographed, performed and produced her own show, –through the green and by the blue–, which toured across the South West from May to September 2025.

She has worked with the inclusive arts company Shallal, Cscape Dance Company, Hooligan Art Community, Falmouth Art Gallery, and teaches for the AMATA creative and contemporary technique classes.

She received funding from The Turing Scheme to do an internship at the Centre Chorégraphique National de Nantes, where she worked with the artistic director and outreach team.

Cameron Wixey primarily works with medium format film, using the darkroom as a vital part of his creative process. His practice investigates the spaces he inhabits, exploring how personal perception shapes our understanding of place. Through photography and darkroom printing, he aims to document these environments with a sense of intentionality and care. His work encourages reflection, both for himself and for the viewer, on the emotional resonance, meaning, and function of these spaces. By slowing down and engaging closely with the landscape, he seeks to create images that prompt deeper contemplation of our connection to the environments around us.

Emma Digerud-White is a visual artist based in Cornwall whose work explores emotion, connection and the human condition through expressive figuration and intuitive portraiture. Born in Birmingham to a Norwegian mother and a Scouse father, she has lived in Cornwall since 2012. Largely self-taught, she has shaped her own art education through independent study and courses at Central Saint Martins (UAL) and the Newlyn School of Art.

Working primarily in acrylic, Digerud-White transforms emotion into colour and movement, creating bold, layered paintings that reveal both vulnerability and strength. Her practice draws inspiration from Expressionism, Pop and Folk Art, as well as personal experience, motherhood and the psychology of human behaviour.

Her work has been shown on Grayson Perry’s Art Club (Channel 4 and MAC Birmingham), the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, and the Royal West of England Academy Paper Works exhibition, Tremenheere Sculpture Garden, Circle Contemporary, Lido Stores, Back Lane West, Wharfside Art Hub and many more. She is also a member of the Newlyn Society of Artists.