Adriana Poterash
Adriana Poterash is an internationally award-winning multidisciplinary artist based in Chicago; she uses traditional and contemporary techniques.
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Adriana Poterash is an internationally award-winning multidisciplinary artist based in Chicago; she uses traditional and contemporary techniques.
Harmony between shape, size, colour and pattern is paramount for Anita Lortije. The Maastricht-based artist specialises in decorative furniture and wooden sculptures.
Italy-based Annemarie Ambrosoli's successful practice has evolved from landscape and portrait paintings to stylised figures.
For the past two years, Alexander Sutulov's research has informed a project addressing animistic cultures in the USA's Four Corners region.
Brett Dyer's work combines abstract figures with evocative colours, patterns and textures, revealing the complexity of the human spirit.
Christian Alexander Bailey is an award-winning ink artist; nature and architecture are key sources of inspiration for his realist works.
Claudia Pombo's A Walk to Be Completed has been created to look purposely unfinished, as it depicts people on an unknown path.
Davina Dugnas experiments with a world of colours, combining hues with lines, textures and patterns inspired by objects, places and nature.
Flor Troconis' extensive travels fuel a curiosity and appetite for abstract experimentation with contrasting geometric colour and form.
Frits van de Reep is an award-winning Dutch photographer who counts architecture and urbanism as key influences.
For the Fridge series, Giorgio Gerardi uses photography to highlight seemingly mundane items and extract them from their context.
Irina Howard's Patterns of Life collection explores various challenges in life and their influence on the development of the soul.
Kasia Sifantus' paintings are an evocative response to landscape, expressing the transient qualities of nature.
Lesley Hilling’s work explores collective and personal memory – how the passage of time impacts our lives.
Copenhagen-based Lise Johansson is a multi-award-winning visual artist and photographer. She is best known for depicting a distorted version of reality and occupying "the borderland between conscious and unconscious."
Mae Jeon is a South Korean fine artist based in New York. A background in graphic design, combined with a love for the natural world informs her art.
Visual artist and photographer Malika Sqalli explores the possibilities of integrating 35mm film, drawing, painting or embroidery on images.
A Celestial Bloom is a collage editorial series conceived by Toulouse-based artist and photographer Marie Marchandise.
Marta Promińska specialises in hypnagogic art, exploring personal dreams and visions which are then expressed on canvas.
Ori Gerard Frances is an award-winning digital artist and photographer who specialises in landscapes and nature.
French artist Patrick Joosten's works are inspired by nature, and are known for their sense of imagination through colour and movement.
Per Nylén is best known for painting mysterious houses on clouds; this is expanded to experimentation with abstract works and photography, with a focus on the use of digital tools.
Spectral Memories from Pietro Barbarossa is the first part of a tryptic series which questions housing in the post modern era.
Rebecca Jonas specialises in black and white photography, using powerful subject matter that is carefully selected for its symbolism.
Sheree Murphy's interdisciplinary practice includes photography, video and painting, and focuses on fame, celebrity, legacy and hidden history.
Sofia Monzerratt is a New York-based filmmaker and photographer. Her upbringing in Venezuela and various travels inform her practice.
Stanislav Bojankov is a Bulgarian fine artist whose work has been featured in over 400 international exhibitions and won numerous awards.
Ulf König is a German artist who explores architecture from various perspectives – from critical analysis to appreciation of beauty.
Vincent Keele employs colour and texture to create a sense of movement across a range of abstract expressionist and figurative works.
Yuyan Li is currently studying for a BA in Fine Art at UAL Chelsea College of Arts, where she explores sculpture, digital painting and poetry.