Manchester-based queer and neurodivergent artist Conor Collins transforms visual art into a powerful language of empathy and connection. Living with dyspraxia and dyslexia, Collins uses bold, narrative-driven works to explore identity, communication and the unspoken. His practice confronts complexities of human experience, urging viewers to engage beyond verbal discourse. Through striking imagery and emotional depth, Collins fosters dialogue around difference, perception and self-understanding, making art a vital space for exploring diverse lived realities.