Jingxi Li is an artist based in Longdon, UK. A graduate of Edinburgh College of Art, her material-driven practice navigates the space between imagination and intimacy, reflecting on memory, vulnerability, and emotional landscapes. Her Morocco Edition series has been exhibited in the United Kingdom and China. Her recent Love Series continues to be shown across the UK. Green Day This painting was created as a birthday gift for my close friend, Green. Green is a tree living deep

Miku Yanagi is a Japanese artist based in the Netherlands. She studied art and museum studies in Japan and holds a curator qualification. Through her ongoing project, Oritatamuseum, she reconstructs museum experiences into foldable paper architectures and self-published zines. Inspired by experiences between Japan and Europe, her work explores memory, reconstruction, and the circulation of cultural experiences beyond their original locations. Oritatamuseum is an ongoing proje

Born in 1987 in the Czech Republic. Kristýna Erbenová graduated from the Institute of Creative Photography at the Silesian University in Opava. Erbenova’s artistic photography projects are made using medium-format and 35mm photographic film. She lives and works in Australia and the Czech Republic. She works exclusively at night using only the moonlight. Kristýna has had numerous solo and group exhibitions in the Czech Republic and abroad. Her work has been included in many Eu

Emma Sywyj is an award-winning artist and photographer who has been creating art for twenty years. For five of those years, she was based in London studying photography at the Camberwell College of Arts at the UAL. From there, she received a BA in Photography and a Foundation Diploma in Art & Design. She has exhibited artwork internationally in the US in New York, LA, Art Basel Miami & San Francisco, as well as in Athens and Budapest. She has also exhibited nationally in the U

Anna Banasiak. 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. My artistic practice explores pressing social issues, including violence against women (Hammer on Wi

Born in 1999 and raised in Bacău, Romania, Laura Candet is a contemporary artist whose practice engages with the growing crisis of femicide in Romania and across the world. Drawing from her own experiences of gender inequality, she translates frustration, vulnerability, and the emotional intensity of the present moment into a powerful visual language. Combining academic research with artistic experimentation, Candet approaches her subjects through both theoretical inquiry and

There is poetry in the ordinary. The objects that surround us—those we hold, wear, use, collect, overlook, or encounter without a second thought—quietly shape our everyday lives. A chair, a vessel, a piece of jewellery, a domestic object, or a familiar form can carry memories, associations, emotions, and stories far beyond its practical purpose. In the hands of an artist, the ordinary can become a source of curiosity, reflection, and transformation. Volume 117, brings togethe

Infused with warmth, humor, and an energetic line, these paintings on canvas and mixed media works on paper invite the viewer to contemplate the moment. Jan Wurm’s work is in collections including the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, New York Public Library Print Collection, Monterey Museum of Art, San Diego Museum of Art, Archiv Verein der Berliner Künstlerinnen, Berlin, Universität für angewandte Kunst in Vienna, and Tiroler Landesmuseen

Ying Xing is an artist living in London. She studied Textile Design at Chelsea College of Arts and has worked across the arts and textile design. Colour is the centre of her practice. She is interested in how colours behave when she places and layers them against one another, and she treats colour and form as things that each carry a character of their own. What began as a study of colour has become a way of thinking about relationships. She looks at how one colour shifts bes

‘’Since I restarted photography in 2024, my photos have been exhibited in different places in Belgium. Various additional exhibitions are being organised. My photos have received various prizes at different competitions, been selected by editors, and have been selected for an international photo exhibition in Italy. My article “Louvre in a different light” has been published in a magazine. I am a member of two international photo clubs, for one of which I am serving as an ele

Simone Frabboni blends worlds: echoes of Renaissance and Gothic art, inspirations from street culture, and indigenous peoples’ visions. Native ornamental cultures first drew him to jewelry, handcrafted knives, and other unique pieces. His conviction is simple: every everyday object carries an inner value. Every day can be art, something mass production has forgotten, but urban subcultures – like skateboarding – still know and communicate. In his research, he looks for an inst

Joseph Pine is an artist, object-maker, and educator living in the Hudson Valley, Upstate New York. He received his MFA in Metals + Jewelry from the University of Wisconsin Madison and his BFA in Metal from State University of New York at New Paltz. His work investigates the interplay of process, surface, texture, and patina, utilizing traditional metalsmithing techniques, sculpture, and drawing. His creations draw inspiration from both natural and organic forms, as well as t

Leki is a London-based South Korean artist studying for a BA in Ceramics Design at Central Saint Martins. He works across clay, painting, and metal, making provocative images that create open dialogue. Moving between cultures as a child left him with a real openness to difference, but also a weariness toward collective memories and histories. This experience shapes and pushes him to question populism. He doesn't see the world solely through power dynamics; instead, he believe

Theo Crombach is a Düsseldorf-based designer working at the intersection of jewellery and objects. He is studying New Craft Object Design at Hochschule Düsseldorf, having previously begun a degree in mechanical engineering - a detour that made clear how much he missed hands-on making within all the theory. Today, he approaches craft largely as a self-taught practitioner. Crombach works across materials, using metal in both fine and raw forms alongside 3D-printed plastic. His a

Am I man enough? My practice is concept and material-focused; I am using archetypal imagery of objects and constructs of gender prejudice. I was born in Poland; however, I did not really grow up there. My life of becoming a man has been a constant repetition of moving from one country to a new country, growing up in different surroundings, and with different people. In 2022, I attended a Bachelor of Fine Arts at Alchimia, Contemporary Jewellery School in Florence, Italy. Foll

After graduating high school, Cristina Bruno first studied Digital Fabrication Design in Essen (Germany), during which her main interest was the combination of product, electronics, and modern fabrication methods. Afterwards, she continued her studies in Düsseldorf with a master's in New Craft Object Design, where she shifted her focus towards jewelry. During her studies, she had the opportunity to participate in jewellery exhibitions, e.g., in the Pop-Up event "tagD" in the

Mara Arts is a Dutch artist and material-driven designer, educated in Engineering: Product Design in Amsterdam. Her graduation project focused on material research, developing acoustic objects from natural and recycled resources. Over the past decade, she has worked across art, design, and circular material innovation, specializing in textile and plastic waste streams. This experience continues to shape her artistic practice, where reclaimed, natural, and biobased materials a

Monica Ragno is an Italian architect and artist practicing professionally in Genoa. Parallelly, their research focuses on what discarded materials can still offer, attentively listening to the material elements. Whether dealing with forgotten fragments, industrial waste, or construction components, the artist redeems these forms to explore their latent potential. Their work distances itself from the superficial condemnation of waste, recognizing within common elements a possi