Set up in 2014, Unbound began as a response to people who had been involved in Vox Liminis projects while in prison getting in touch after release. It provides a place to build positive connections following punishment, supporting people to move on while being part of a creative community.

“It’s a creative thing that goes on, it’s not just always song writing, which some people might think that that’s all that happens. Definitely, it’s a community, people get to know each other. And over a period of time, you could regard these people as friends, people that you can trust.” (Unbound Community Member)

Unbound includes different kinds of sessions.

Weekly Fridays creative sessions are laid-back and largely unstructured, offering a space for people to come and use in whatever way works for them. What happens on a Friday is shaped by the people in Unbound. That might mean writing new songs, spending time catching up, getting informal support from peers and people who work in justice, using our studio space to record, or exploring other creative arts.

We also hold semi-regular evening sessions that focus on exploring questions around justice. These bring people together to share different experiences and perspectives, and to create new work that widens the conversation about the causes and effects of justice.

From songwriting and recording to photography and other creative forms, Unbound is a space to experiment, make things together and build relationships. We also hold sharing events where friends, family and the wider community are invited to hear, see and enjoy what we’ve made.

You can find out more about sessions, what we’ve created together, and why it all matters on our ‘Features’ page and by scrolling further on this page.

If you, or someone you know, is interested in joining Unbound, contact us at admin@voxliminis.co.uk or call 07526 297973