"It sort of changed my outlook of the app as a whole and the possibilities that its presents as curatorial space. I also enjoyed the preformative side of it that the stories gave that I hadn't really used before." Will Coups

"I loved taking part in LRCR as it gave me a chance to express myself more verbally using captions on instagram. As instagram holds a lot of expectations with aesthetic and interest i find that i don't want my captions on photos to be too long incase it bores followers results in losses of interaction etc. Whereas i could use LRCR as a space to rant about daily struggles like going to the doctors and not in fear that i wouldn't get enough likes. It also allowed me to post photos i take on my phone that i deem unworthy for my personal instagram but post on a space where the people who are following all seem really invested in what people are sharing." Beau Brannick

"I was excited, nervous and curious all at the same time. In that I had to respect the unwritten bylaws of the space whilst communicating another side of my artistic practice. To have to convince the LRCR audience of my status as artist and get them to engage with my work was incredible nerve-racking..." Rayvenn Shaleigha D’Clark