Aliza Thomas is an Israeli artist based in The Netherlands. She works primarily with paper pulp utilising Asian techniques, along with acrylic on canvas painting.

Peruvian artist Andrea Jose holds an MA from Central Saint Martins. She strives to transform the way we view the resourcing and production of jewellery.

Antonia Glynne Jones is a Kenyan painter based in the UK. Colour, light and texture are of paramount importance in the creation of her semi-abstract works.

Berber Theunissen is an award-winning Dutch artist whose images capture honest, intimate moments in the everyday lives of family and friends.

Berta Jayo is a multidisciplinary conceptual artist living between Santander and London. Her work has been exhibited in numerous art fairs including Frieze London, Art Basel and the Miami New Media Festival.

Elena Dobrovolskaya is an oil and pastel portraitist based in New York. Her works are delicate and romantic, featuring both modern and classical elements.

For Elise Bikker, boundaries between the organic and the artificial drive both her academic work and art practice; she uses the subhuman creatures to examine idiosyncrasies of human psychology.

Seoul-based artist Gyonyoung Yoon interested in the idea of digitising a life. She believes that everything – experiences, relationships and even human beings – can be uploaded and downloaded.

Tokyo-based Haruka explores optics and applies its theories to create work that breaks stereotypes and provides realistic visual experiences.

London-based artist Jad Oakes explores the possibilities of photography and moving image for installations, prints and drawings.

Jahan Gerrard is a USSR-born, UK-based painter whose upbringing in an artistic household has shaped both her inspirations and career. The bold, colourful works are created via a dialogue between Gerrard and the canvas.

Jelena Garic is a multimedia artist from Montenegro. A background in advertising fuels an investigation into the connections between consumer campaigns, fashion and animals.

Austria-based Josseline Engeler is an interdisciplinary artist and lecturer at the University of Art and Design Linz, with a background of ceramic art study.

Katrin Loy is a graduate of the Düsseldorf Academy of Fine Arts and a Master’s Degree student of Professor Jannis Kounellis. In the photographic series…

Inspired by architecture, geometric patterns and processes, Katya Derksen works across drawing, typography and screen printing.

Kit Yan Chong explores conflict and control in the Altered Landscape series of drawings. These probe the idea of construction and destruction and their synergistic relationship.

Luciano Pinheiro is a Brazilian multidisciplinary artist. His practice explores contemporary social and environmental issues through the use of natural, local materials and pigments.

Lucinda Beatrice McLaren is a law student and multidisciplinary artist. Layers are a cornerstone of her artwork, used to convey a depth of meaning on a number of socio-political and legal issues.

Chinese artist Lunhua Kong is an MA student at the Royal College of Art. She seeks to manipulate the narrative potentials of photography and video installation.

Marie Kotschedoff is a New York- based artist. Her images explore the fragility and wonder of nature; the works draw the viewer into a mysterious world of beauty and decay.

New York-born Marina Heintze is a graduate of CalArts and Parsons School of Design. Her research in medical science informs her ultra-mod graphic assemblages made from unconventional materials.

Marta Soul is a Spanish artist based between Madrid and Sheffield. The Tras las huellas de Corín series is a homage to Corín Tellado, the most widely-read author in the Spanish language.

Max Yasmeen is a British-Kashmiri artist based in the UK. Her practice is based upon magical formations connecting with the primal space of collective consciousness to promote healing.

Rome-based fine artist Olga Dema is inspired by the ancient art of orthodox icons, reinterpreted in contemporary ways. She creates abstract and conceptual works to help access the deeper reality of the universe.

What influence does digitalisation have on our perception? The works of German artist Oliver Haussmann move between analogue and digital aesthetics.

UK-based Peter Norton's images focus on abstract beauty in nature. These faithfully-reproduced pictures are drawn from the seascapes and rivers of Norfolk.

Jaana Junkkaala is a Helsinki-based jewellery designer. The founder of independent label Pioni Design, she creates sustainable collections.

UK-based artist Rebecca Brook explores psychology and the important connection colour has with adornment; experiments with new ways of working.

Sachi Satomi is a Japanese artist based in Venice; her practice includes painting, sculpture and installation. She encourages people to interact with her work and view the world from a different perspective.

Sine Zheng is a London-based Chinese photographer and graduate of the Royal College of Art. Her work focuses on the relationship between humans and the natural world, and questions the impact of modernisation.

Brazil-born Verônica Alkmim França is based in Stockholm. experiments with the idea of a single moment and the wider parameters of ethics and aesthetics in today’s society.

Yukako Tanaka’s work focuses on the traces left behind by humanity, as proof of our existence on the planet. In her multidisciplinary practice, the artist references philosophy, physics and geometry.

Yulia Dotsenko is a UK-based visual artist and art historian. Her current work focuses on environmental concerns such as climate change and rising sea levels; as such she aims to raise awareness of these issues.