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A big, public invitation to Northfleet’s creative festival.

3rd October 2026

3RD OCTOBER 2026

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CROSS-CURRENTS

  • CROSS-CURRENTS is a collaborative moving-image installation created as part of the Open Northfleet programme. Fusing strands of animation, film, music and poetry to create a piece that brings work by local creatives together on a shared stage under the creative direction of Elle Tennyson, Harriet Hammond and Hannah Whittaker. 

     

    Projected onto a familiar domestic scene, the installation captures the beautiful interference of thought and perspective that runs through our community. You can tune into a tangle of stories and hear as memories cross wires, and witness a collection of imagined worlds merging into a dynamic display built through open calls as well as community animation workshops led by Ernesto Moisei-Gallardo. 

     

    The installation debuts at St Botolphs Church Hall on Saturday 3rd October, as part of the wider ON programme.

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Take a Look Behind the Scenes

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Introducing Cross Currents
The first workshop brought participating artists together to explore ideas, animation and collaborative storytelling.
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LEAD ILLUSTRATOR

ERNESTO MOISEI-GALLARDO

Ernesto Moisei-Gallardo creates cartoonishly absurd demons, mutants and grinning grotesques that look like they are caught mid-transformation.

 

Working under the name ecamoga, they build fantastical narratives through saturated illustrations, character design and lo-fi animation, using a blend of analogue materials combined with digital techniques, layering the absurdity until the frame feels like it's about to burst.

 

Their work channels comic books, monster movies, 90's/00's animation and psychedelic poster art into a style that is equal parts punk energy and classic panel craft. It is chaotic, loud and pure maximalism.

 

Half Bolivian, half Romanian, Ernesto has found community wherever they end up calling home. As a first-generation immigrant and someone directly impacted by displacement, Ernesto uses their experience to spread curiosity, humour and empathy through their art.

 

Ernesto recently moved to Gravesend, Kent, and is actively looking to contribute to and help grow the town's creative community.

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