ARTISTS

Taher Jaoui, born in 1978 in Tunis, Tunisia, is a contemporary artist whose vibrant works merge abstract expressionism with elements of graffiti, African primitive art, and mathematical symbolism.

Gabriella Anouk is a British / Dutch contemporary artist practicing hyperrealism drawing using coloring pencils. She merges several styles including fine art, photorealism, surrealism and pop art. Her work is influenced by shine and sculpture-like objects and distorting them in her own way. Be it through the use of slime or plastic as references, or playing with scale, it is hard to believe her work is a drawing!

H.G. Schiavon, born in 1991 in Mexico, is a contemporary abstract artist whose work profoundly explores the human experience through expressive forms and textures. Known for creating anthropomorphic shapes, Schiavon’s art acts as a reflective medium for both individual and collective identities.

Recognized as one of The Telegraph's "British Artists To Invest In Right Now, "Munday is a British contemporary artist celebrated for his vibrant, utopian scenes that draw inspiration from everyday life

Yin Ming Wong's work delves into themes of cultural identity, nostalgia, and displacement.

Manuela's dynamic compositions balance abstraction and figuration, integrating found objects, textiles, and street art influences.

Born in Johannesburg, South Africa in 1984, Ricky Lee Gordon is an artist and curator with a studio practice that sees him create natural landscapes on canvas using pigments and dyes found only in nature

John Brooke HW is a London-based artist whose work spans painting, film-making, sculpture, and poetry. He holds an M.A. in Fine Art from City and Guilds of London Art School (2022) and a B.A. in Media Arts from Royal Holloway (1999).

Christophe Carlier is celebrated for his vibrant, multi-colored paintings that capture the essence of Mexican flora, landscapes, and traditional culture. In 2010, he relocated to Mexico, immersing himself in the country's rich traditions and folklore, which profoundly influence his work.

Jarrod James Browning is an American Expressionist and street artist hailing from Los Angeles. With a wild brush, a bucket of paint, and a handful of oil sticks, Jarrod has relentlessly ascended the artistic landscape, creating a name for himself.

Manuel Lozano is a Mexican interdisciplinary artist celebrated for his exploration of tradition and modernity through a variety of mediums, including painting, sculpture, installation, photography, and drawing

Jiro Ishihara, born in 1971 near Tokyo, Japan, is a contemporary artist specializing in photography, video, and new media.

Chéramy's paintings are characterized by their abstract style, reflecting his fascination with the marks and imperfections found on city walls—elements he perceives as symbolic of life's transience and resilience.

Anastasya is a multidisciplinary artist specializing in gilded glass, painting, wood carving, and site-specific works.

Charlotte's paintings are widely recognized for their ability to capture the atmosphere of landscapes while leaving room for imagination and interpretation.

José Alberto Herrera is a contemporary artist renowned for his abstract paintings that explore the interplay of color, form, and emotion.

Fei Alexeli is a Greek visual artist renowned for her surreal digital collages that blend space-age aesthetics with elements of Americana. Born in 1987 near Thessaloniki, Greece, she pursued architectural studies at Oxford Brookes University and the University of East London, which significantly influenced her artistic style.

Peta Jacobs is a British artist exploring the paradoxical properties of quantum light through playful and illusory mixed-media artworks. Holding advanced degrees in Textile Design and a PhD from the University for the Creative Arts, Jacobs integrates concepts like wave-particle duality into her work. ​

Lara Alcántara Lansberg is a Venezuelan-born, New York-based photographer and multidisciplinary artist known for her conceptual fine art photography, particularly staged self-portraits that explore the complexities of human emotion.

Shelley Thornton is a contemporary artist whose work reflects the interplay of landscape, emotion, and narrative.