Hailing from the busy streets of Delhi, it is really not a surprise that I picked up the camera when I did. Quickly jumping on to the street photography scene in Old Delhi paired with the carefully curated world of culinary photography, I managed to live the artistic way of order and chaos. My work ranges from intimate portraits to the immediacy of street scenes. I draw inspiration from the world around me - from small details on the skin of left out tea to the Goliathan arch

Born in Cape Town, South Africa in 1983, Debbi Morkel graduated from the University of Cape Town in 2007 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Fine Art. In early 2008, she escaped the busy city life, moving to the remote small town of Fraserburg. Fraserburg has a population of approximately 3000 people and lies about 500 kilometres north-east of Cape Town, in the Karoo Highlands region of South Africa. The area is known for its harsh climate, vast open spaces, and sparse vegetati

Galina Poloz is a contemporary visual artist working primarily in watercolor. She graduated with honours from the Chisinau Art College in Moldova and from the State Art Institute of Estonia in Tallinn. Her recent work explores atmosphere, silence, memory, and the fragile relationship between architecture, landscape, water, and light. Using transparent layers, fluid pigment, and restrained colour, she creates meditative spaces suspended between appearance and disappearance. Pol

Rosemary Burn is a British figurative painter based in the UK. Her works have been exhibited widely in Italy, Germany, the United States, and the United Kingdom and are held in several notable collections, including those of the iconic fashion designer Zandra Rhodes, the filmmaker Colin Trevorrow, the American comedian and actor Dana Carvey, and his wife Paula Zwaggerman, as well as the prominent art dealer Robin Hurlstone. Rosemary’s works have been included regularly in pre

Amy Hamilton is a multidisciplinary artist based in Surrey, England whose work spans across drawing, painting and photography. Photography is a central part of her practice, serving as an archive of experiences which then become the foundation of her paintings. Her current work explores nostalgia through looking at decaying fairgrounds - places once full of joy and bright lights now left for nature to reclaim. Amy depicts objects and scenes on metal and wood surfaces, bringin

Xixi Xu is a visual artist working across mixed media painting and printmaking. She graduated from the Royal College of Art in London. Her practice explores memory, emotional distance, identity, and the traces left behind through layered surfaces and fragmented imagery. Combining painting, printmaking, and mixed materials, she creates works that exist between presence and absence, intimacy and isolation. Influenced by personal experiences, psychological spaces, and contemporar

Caroline Perkins is a British abstract painter based in Hampshire whose practice explores geological and coastal time, residue, and emotional interiority—themes embedded in the language of natural phenomena rather than stated directly. Working across large-scale paintings and works on paper, her work balances gestural energy with quieter, atmospheric surfaces developed through intuitive, process-led mark making. Perkins completed her MA in Painting at the Royal College of Art

Monica Miranda’s work is an act of redemption and courage. Although her talent was recognised at an early age—winning prizes in art competitions in Madrid at the age of ten—her professional career was put on hold by the demands of family life, putting on hold a vocation that never faded. After overcoming a life-changing challenge such as cancer, Miranda finally decided to permit herself to embrace her true nature. This personal rebirth is the central theme underpinning her cu

Born in 1965 in Jerusalem. After a short career as a producer and editor in television and the advertising world, he decided to dedicate himself to art. Today, his work is characterized by large formats in oil paints, with the paintings moving from figurative to expressive abstract. Alongside these, there are also a series of paintings on book pages, scriptures, bills, and more, so that their past becomes an inseparable part of the creation of new art. Cultural connections, i

Sean Bw Parker (MA) is an artist, writer, and musician specialising in painting, poetry, cultural theory, and the media-justice system. After gaining a Master's degree in Fine Art from the University for the Creative Arts in 2003, he lived and worked in Istanbul for ten years, published several books and albums, performed at or curated festivals, gave a TED talk, and had paintings displayed at London’s South Bank Centre and many other exhibitions. He founded and ran the Seafis

Wurm is an artist, educator, and curator engaged in expanding the community forum for contemporary art dialogue. Having lived in California, where she received a B.A. from the University of California, Los Angeles, and Europe, where she received an M.A.R.C.A. from the Royal College of Art in London, Jan Wurm has honed an eye for social patterns and conventions. She currently divides her time between Berkeley and L.A. and her hand between drawing and painting. As an artist, Wu

I was born in 1977 in Kharkiv, a major city in Ukraine with a population of over a million. My school days were much like everyone else’s. Higher education: ‘Mechanical Engineer’… followed many years later by ‘Philosophy’. Kharkiv Karazin University. I initially worked as a mechanical engineer at a factory, later becoming chief engineer. I got married and had three sons – I had to focus entirely on their upbringing and education. After completing my second degree, I worked at

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

Barbara Hulme is a portrait painter whose practice focuses primarily on depicting people through portraits and life studies. Painting portraits since the mid-1990s, she has dedicated her work to capturing the individuality, emotions, and lived experiences of her subjects. Much of Hulme's practice centers on portraying disabled people, creating works that celebrate their identity while amplifying their voices. Accompanying many of her portraits are personal stories written by

Leticia Miguel, artistically Noir, is a Portuguese London-based photographer and visual artist working with both digital and analogue processes. Her autobiographical experiences have become a keen and rising aspect of her practice. Exploring memory and her own emotional identity through photography, heavily influenced by poetry along with storytelling, she creates images that reflect her inner transformation and self-reflection. Using photography as a space to turn written id

Aniruddha soe Mondal is a visual art practitioner. He has worked in various mediums like painting, printmaking, sculpture, and site-specific installation. ‘’I come from a coal mining area. Since birth, I have lived with the sights, sounds, and struggles of this landscape. A village of 0I chiki tribe situated in coalmine areas for several decades. They have already got a notice period for making an open-cast coal mine. The coalmine agency had declared to provide a new place fo

Radoslava (Radka) Mončeková Hrabovská is a Slovak visual artist working with a variety of materials. She lives in the small village of Bojničky, known for its wine. Often, people from larger cities and countries think that her address is spelled wrong, as Bojničky does not have street names. There are around 500 houses, including apartment buildings. It is this small village with a beautiful environment and a small number of houses that gives inspiration, love for nature, and

Marwah Waqar is a visual artist born and raised in Haripur, Hazara, KPK. Growing up within the cultural landscape of the Hazara-waal community continues to shape the emotional sensitivity and layered narratives present in her work. Her practice explores memory, its fleeting nature, and how positive experiences are often overtaken by emotional residue and loss. Through tactile surfaces and experimental layered -based processes, she investigates intimacy, absence, and emotional