Lior Locher is a nonbinary mixed-media artist, mainly working in acrylic, collage, and ceramics. Mixing different media is a core principle of their Practice. After having lived in 6 countries on 4 continents and being homeless at some point, they are now based at the English seaside in Margate. They are largely self-taught and started making art later in life, building on classes in drawing, floristry, painting, printmaking, and ceramics, with a part-time job in a different fiel

She is an emerging artist and art educator based in Suffolk and Essex, currently completing a Master's degree in fine art with a focus on questioning gender narratives and autonomy through portraiture. Working primarily in charcoal and graphite, she creates large-scale portraits that challenge conventional representations of gender and beauty. Her subjects are rendered with a technical mastery that demonstrates both classical training and a contemporary sensibility. Tattoos, un

Collect Art was dounded in late December 2019 as an initiative to support both Georgian and international artists during the uncertainty of the pandemic. As the project evolved, the accumulation of experience and ongoing creative activity naturally led to an expansion of its scope and purpose. Art reflects our ability to interpret and reimagine the world around us. It exists in many forms—visual, performative, and everyday expressions—each shaped by the artist’s imagination a

‘’ Graduated in 2006 from the ​​Ornamental Sculpture​​ program at the ​​Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology​​, with a ​​Bachelor’s degree in Literature​​. During my undergraduate studies, I took courses in sculpture fundamentals, metalworking, wood carving, ceramics, and other sculpture-related subjects.​​Creative Philosophy​​: Rooted in the most fundamental reflections, I explore the evolution of self-awareness and express the most authentic inner emotions through light-

Andreea Gabriela Tudor is a Romanian visual artist, educator and PhD researcher. Her practice is primarily rooted in painting, which she understands as a space for reflection, excavation and visual construction. She explores themes of identity, memory and the passage of time in her work, often drawing on family archives and urban traces to reflect on continuity in a changing world. Based in Galaţi, Romania, Tudor is a member of the Union of Visual Artists of Romania and has e

Alpha Ross is an international AI art and media creator whose work explores the shifting boundaries between human perception and algorithmic logic. Based on a deep fascination with cosmic exploration and digital fashion, Ross’s practice involves a collaborative dialogue with generative models to construct vivid, immersive worlds. With a background in digital media and a focus on speculative futures, Ross has quickly gained recognition in the digital art community. Notably, hi

Zoe Timby is a multidisciplinary artist based in Lincolnshire, specialising in the experimental application of traditional drawing and painting mediums. Her practice integrates charcoals, oils, graphite, acrylic, and ink to explore texture, depth, and form across diverse themes. With a 2:1 Fine Art degree and a highly active exhibition record in 2025 across the UK and Brazil, Zoe has demonstrated a strong commitment to producing and showcasing conceptually rich and technicall

Laura Bernardeschi Nelson is an Italian-born, UK-based multidisciplinary artist and author whose practice bridges personal resilience, embodied memory, and environmental advocacy. Her work emerges from a profound transformation: after years as a professional life model, actress, and photographer, she shifted her position from subject to author in 2017, reclaiming agency and transforming the “passive gaze” into a deliberate, critical, and creative force. Rooted in both Mediter

Julia Xin Zhang is a London and Beijing-based multidisciplinary artist and rope practitioner whose practice interrogates the intersections of intimacy, resistance, and the body. Through the experimental use of Shibari-inspired rope work, wax, fabric, and found objects, she creates immersive installations and performances that challenge gendered aesthetics and normative perceptions of the body. As the founder of JX Studio and ZHU Studio, Zhang has established a vital platform

Viv Szakacs is a North East–based artist, born in Hungary, working mainly with lampworked borosilicate glass. Her practice is shaped by a close attention to the natural world and the quiet details that often go unnoticed. Flowers appear throughout her work, not as decoration but as markers of memory, place and personal change. She uses glass to explore how memories are held and reshaped over time. The balance of fragility and strength within borosilicate reflects the way memor

This work is a visceral investigation into the lived reality of a body navigating disability and severe mental health. I view the body not as a static vessel, but as a site of memory—a place where history is stored, felt, and eventually released. My practice is an essential tool for understanding this history, translating the internal 'noise' of trauma and recovery into a tangible language. Working across painting, audio, and video, I search for ways to be heard when words fe

Nicoletta (Niko) Pazzaglia is a London-based researcher, educator, and interdisciplinary artist originally from Italy. Her practice is rooted in embodied and performative approaches across photography, performance, and site-specific installation to explore the cultural and social construction of bodies and identities through an affective and interdisciplinary approach. Niko has published work on photography, theatre, and mental health, and she currently teaches visual art and

Natasha Haydon is a Netherlands-based artist of British origin whose work centers on themes of nature, light, and positivity. She primarily creates two-dimensional works, often focusing on the raw beauty found in rugged landscapes. For Haydon, art serves as a means of making her voice heard—sometimes critical, but always honest. Due to her dyslexia, she has at times found it challenging to construct a coherent narrative through words, yet she has developed a powerful visual l

Nadia Kissel’s artistic journey began in Russia, where she trained from the age of fourteen at the Ryazan College of Art and later at the Leningrad Academy. Grounded in the classical traditions of drawing and composition, her practice has since evolved across cultures and continents. A move to Kenya marked a transformative chapter, immersing her in the vibrant textures of African life and expanding her visual language through bold colour and dynamic contrasts. Later, in the U

Monika Tkaczyk is a London-based visual artist from Poland. Working in glass, she transforms light and emotion into immersive, ever-shifting artworks. Her practice bridges technology and intuition, exploring reflection, energy, and the subtle emotional landscapes that shape human experience.

Miriam Habibe is an emerging Welsh-based artist of BAME South Asian heritage whose creative journey embodies resilience, identity, and self-discovery. After years devoted to parenthood and a full-time career, she has returned to her artistic roots, crafting deeply expressive works that bridge tradition and modern experimentation. Drawing inspiration from craft forms like weaving and the study of video and performance art, she merges abstraction and mixed media techniques, for

Maya Neill is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice examines systems of control, domesticity, and the regulation of the body through everyday rituals and objects. Working across printmaking, textiles, photography, sculpture, and moving image, she approaches the medium as a functional tool that allows ideas to dictate form. Her work often centres on the female figure as fragmented, bound and absorbed into domestic structures, where concepts of care, maintenance and instruc

Marina Tziara is a Greek multidisciplinary artist and writer based between France and Belgium. Her work explores collective memory, transformation, and the retelling of stories as acts of resilience. Working primarily through painting, alongside sculpture and text, she creates surreal and posthuman visual worlds in which body, myth, and landscape converge. She studied and lived in Spain for eleven years and has been based in France since 2020. In 2024, she was awarded a full