Beth Sanders is a photographer based in Erie, Colorado, working under the name Beth Photography. She has been shooting for over thirty years, with her practice shifting in the last five toward personal, narrative-driven work exploring memory, grief, and visibility. Sanders trained through the photography program at Santa Monica College. Her work has appeared in a number of independent magazines and online galleries, including The Smith Gallery, CollectArtWork.org, and Bitfact

Anna Moore is aNew York-based artist whose academic credentials include a BA from Columbia University (1992), an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (1996), and an AM from the University of Chicago (2012). Her multidisciplinary practice encompasses photography, multimedia, painting, and works on paper. Moore’s recent projects investigate the meanings and experiences of trauma's heartbreak. Through the superimposition of photographs of metal gears and X-rays of

Anna Banasiak is a graduate of the Photography and Sputnik Photos Mentoring Program No. 13. Holds an M.A. in Sociology from the University of Warsaw, Poland. Participated in numerous group exhibitions as well as several solo exhibitions. Recent presentations include SpinOFF Łódź Fotofestival 2025, FotoArt Festival in Bielsko-Biała, Witryna Artystyczna Chłodna 20, and other venues. Her artistic practice explores pressing social issues, including violence against women (Hammer

Angela María Arreaza is a Colombian visual artist whose professional practice explores the depths of memory, materiality, and the profound emotional resonance inherent in handmade processes. Trained across multiple artistic disciplines, including textile design, ceramics, painting, and sculpture, she developed her skills through formal studies in Bogotá and Florida. This comprehensive background allows her to seamlessly bring together traditional craft techniques with contemp

Ana Priscila Rodriguez is a visual artist based in the Netherlands whose work explores the emotional and psychological dimensions of the human experience through photography, mixed media, and collage. She graduated cum laude from the Academy of Fine Arts in Utrecht (HKU) in 2006, specializing in Photography and Intermedia, following earlier studies in History and Graphic Design in Mexico City. Through a hybrid artistic process that combines analogue photography, digital manip

Aiswarya Rathna Raj is an Indian visual artist, photographer, and visual researcher based in Kerala. She holds a Master of Design in Photography Design from the National Institute of Design (NID), Gandhinagar India, and a Bachelor of Architecture. Her practice spans material-based photography, alternative photographic processes, installation, and archival research. Working across analogue and experimental image-making, she investigates gender, domestic labour, memory, identit

The concept of Collect Art emerged in late December 2019 as a response to support both Georgian and international artists amidst the challenges posed by the pandemic. However, the amalgamation of accumulated experience over the years and ongoing creative processes urged us to expand and diversify the roles of Collect Art. In our daily lives, we are granted the privilege to visually conceptualize various ideas—an essence mirrored in art. Art, with its myriad presentations, enc

Kimberley Aurow is an artist whose work advocates for neurodiversity through an exploration of construction-based materials and processes. Drawing on personal lived experience, her practice investigates how industrial materials can act as metaphors for both physical and mental weight, reflecting the often unseen pressures, resilience and adaptations experienced by neurodivergent individuals. Created through a continual process of self-regulation, Aurow's work embraces intuitiv

Aurélie Crisetig is a photographer, curator, and art historian based in London. Her work focuses on documenting space, particularly empty urban environments. She captures deserted streets and transitional landscapes where absence suggests human presence. Working with both film and digital photography, she examines the relationship between memory and its visual representation in an era shaped by digital imagery. Her interest in memorabilia extends this exploration to the object

Badruduja Owaisi is a digital artist whose practice bridges traditional and contemporary artistic methods. Trained in painting and drawing, Owaisi now works exclusively with digital tools, creating both landscape-based and abstract compositions. Rejecting AI and 3D processes, the work combines a range of digital techniques and multimedia elements to produce distinctive visual effects that extend beyond the language of traditional paint and brush. Printed on carefully selected

Diana Păunescu is a Romanian visual artist, curator, and PhD candidate in Painting at the "George Enescu" National University of Arts in Iași. Combining painting, graphics, and academic research, Păunescu has exhibited widely in Romania and internationally, including in Italy, with recent solo exhibitions centred on themes of perception and memory. Alongside an active exhibition practice, Păunescu teaches painting at the "Dunărea de Jos" University of Galați, curates contempo

Anano Gogaladze is a Georgian artist and photographer whose work explores a visual exploration of identity, emotional transformation, and the search for inner light. Combining ethereal visual aesthetics with symbolic and introspective themes, her practice often focuses on the tension between reality and inner perception. Alongside digital art, her photography captures natural environments in ways that resemble painted landscapes, reflecting a deeply personal and immersive way

Hanne is an American-British contemporary painter (b. 1984, Pittsburgh, PA, USA) based in London, England. Working primarily with acrylics, she creates abstract paintings shaped by memory, atmosphere, and a sustained engagement with the natural world. With formal training in Graphic Design (BFA, MA) and a background in creative direction, she brings a refined sensitivity to form, colour, and composition to her painterly language. Rooted in memories of the northern Appalachian

Emma Holmes is a multidisciplinary painter working across oils, gouache, watercolour, and acrylic. Inspired by the world around her, Holmes explores the idea of place through cultural artefacts, architecture, and the natural landscape. Alongside a career in set design and art departments, the practice is shaped by storytelling, atmosphere, and world-building, with careful attention given to colour, composition, and detail. By translating real environments into imagined spaces

Since moving to the North East of England in 2014, Heather has built a vibrant creative practice rooted in her passion for lino printmaking, colour, and storytelling. Her journey into printmaking began as a deeply personal one: what started as a therapeutic exploration quickly became a life-changing passion. By 2022, she made the bold decision to leave behind a career in teaching and commit fully to life as a self-employed artist. Heather Moore has been a practising artist si

Krystyna Vinogorodska is a multidisciplinary artist, researcher, and psychologist whose practice explores the intersection of visual art, philosophy, and human emotion. Working within the fields of Quantum Surrealism and Metaphysical Realism, Vinogorodska creates conceptual oil paintings that investigate consciousness, cosmology, and emotional transformation. Internationally recognised, Vinogorodska has received awards including the Caravaggio International Prize and the Reno

'I was born on 19th February 1999, in Braniștea, Galați, Romania, as a single child. I lived my life getting to know and understand art by myself, without specialized mentoring or guidance. I didn’t even go to a vocational high school (to better study visual arts) because I was told art is not a realistic future. But getting to college, I chose to study not just letters, which I really liked, but also visual arts – painting, getting a Bachelor’s Degree in both. After a Master

Nino is a contemporary self-taught multimedia artist whose creative practice investigates internal psychology, existential thresholds, and structural disconnection. Deeply engaged with academic perspectives and philosophical concepts of transformation, she translates complex conceptual ideas into highly visceral visual expressions. Her work focuses on the raw, unshielded realities of environments and human absence, utilizing stark black-and-white photography to capture the flu