DYSPLA CIC — a London based award-winning neurodivergent led arts organisation and winner of the Saatchi Gallery Digital Artist of the Future Prize 2025, are known for their pioneering digital art narratives and for expanding the conversation around ‘neurodivergent aesthetics’ - which DYSPLA advocates is culturally significant, intellectually rigorous and central to contemporary art discourse.
Supported by the Arts Council England, DYSPLA makes art with innovative technologies to produce Sculpture, Digital Art, Virtual Reality and XR Installation to elucidate the new artistic aesthetic defined by the cognitive difference of neurodivergence.
DYSPLA have been awarded commissions to create artworks and exhibited globally with The British Council, The Victoria & Albert Museum, The Welcome Collection, Sónar+D, The Museum of London, Cultura Inglesa, Compton Verney Art Gallery, Mayor of London’s Liberty Festival, The Stephen Lawrence Gallery & the Crawford Art Gallery, to name but a few.
Funded by the London Arts and Humanities Partnership (LAHP) DYSPLA are currently embarking on a PhD research program into the Neurodivergent Aesthetic with the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. As thought leaders DYSPLA have been invited to write papers and speak at prestigious organisations such as The Wellcome Collection, The Victoria & Albert Museum, The Royal Television Society, The Institute of Art, Design + Technology, Dublin, British Film Institute, Durham University, London South Bank University, Lincoln University and Meta.