Yiyi Song is a ceramic and mixed-media artist based in London. Graduated from Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London, her practice emerges from a long-term exploration of body, memory, and domestic intimacy. Working primarily with hand-built clay forms, she integrates cracks, glazes, and ornamental language to trace emotional and sensory experiences embedded in everyday vessels. Song’s work often reflects on female experience, material perception, and the subtle

Kiana Azizmohammadi is an interdisciplinary artist based in London whose practice is founded on rigorous craft knowledge and sustained conceptual inquiry. Trained with a BA in Handicrafts, they established ceramics as the central material of their practice before completing an MA in Fine Art that broadened their approach toward interdisciplinary production. Their work treats ceramics not merely as a functional or decorative object but as a dense vehicle of cultural and spirit

Huiyuan Zhang is a ceramic artist whose practice is rooted in Buddhist philosophy and the transformative nature of fire. He grew up in a Buddhist family and integrated ritual aesthetics with contemporary ceramic expressions. His works, using natural grey glaze and various firing methods, reflect the themes of impermanence, mindfulness, and material transformation. Zhang's works create Spaces for contemplation, encouraging people to reflect on the relationship between nature,

Igor Grechanyk is a sculptor and artist whose work blends philosophical symbolism, mythopoetic imagery, and a contemporary sculptural language. His creations are visualized fragments of spiritual experience, resonating with the collective unconscious and touching on the eternal questions of human existence. He gives form to the undefined, materializing spirit in bronze. Born in Kyiv into an artistic family, Grechanyk graduated from the Kyiv State Art Institute in 1984. His ea

Jan 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

Rhianna Hanworth is a London-based sculptor, born and raised in Jamaica. Her sculptural practice explores what it means to have, or to be, a body. She works with hybrid and fragmented forms that disrupt function and familiarity, inviting viewers to reflect on their own embodiment. She considers the body inseparable from lived experience: at once material, social, and in constant transformation. Her work draws on metaphors of the prosthetic and the cyborg but resists techno-uto

​ I've always cherished looking at the artworks in an empty space, as if the characters found in the works are talking to you and telling you their stories, how they were formed at a given time, what stages they went through, what they saw and where they are going, what emotions they will arouse in whom, and how they will convey their message. In 'Given Time', Georgian contemporary artist  Tamar Gedevanishvili  navigates between the visible and the invisible, the tangible wor

Welcome to Volume 87 of Collect Art Magazine — a Seasonal Edition that celebrates artistic diversity without boundaries. In this issue, we step away from a single unifying theme to give space to the pure, unfiltered voices of contemporary creators across the globe. Art, after all, is not always seasonal in subject, but in spirit: shaped by moments, moods, and lived experiences. Within these pages, you’ll discover a vibrant constellation of international artists working in a w

In every era, artists have turned to nature as a mirror, a refuge, a teacher, and a source of unending wonder. Yet the 21st century brings a new lens through which to engage with the natural world—one shaped by technological transformation, ecological uncertainty, and shifting cultural perspectives. In this special 86th edition of Collect Art Magazine, Nature Reimagined, we explore how contemporary artists across the globe reinterpret, reconstruct, and re-envision nature in w

Yiming Tang is a painter based in New York. He received his BFA in Painting from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2025. Tang’s work investigates the tension between emotional imbalance and individual alienation, reflecting the psychological strain of modern existence. His distorted figures and saturated colors form a controlled chaos where rational order meets emotional eruption. As an Asian artist living abroad, he transforms cultural displacement and solitude into a cin

Susan Williams is a British artist whose practice spans site-responsive installation and a wide range of media. Trained at the Royal Academy, she has exhibited extensively across the UK and internationally, with residencies in Michigan (USA), Toledo (Spain), and Laugavatn (Iceland). Recent exhibitions include the Posk Gallery in London, the Hackney Open, and the Swiss Art Expo in Zurich. Her work investigates light, space, and place, engaging with themes of ecology, spiritual

Scott Baker, a 49-year-old abstract artist, began painting at the start of 2023, despite having held a strong interest in art since childhood. Although creativity had always been present in his life, he did not pick up a paintbrush until recently. His personal journey has involved overcoming significant challenges, including alcoholism, and he has now been sober for more than a decade. Abstract painting has become a vital means of expression for him—a way to communicate profo

Robert T. Rogers is a multidisciplinary artist focused on contemporary perspectives on mental health and spirituality. He draws from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to highlight the importance of aligning with one's values to boost motivation and manage moods and behaviors. Influenced by Christian ethics, he uses various mediums like oil painting, drawing, photography, and text to create multilayered projects that reflect the complexity of his subjects. Rogers’ oil paintings em

Rachel Larkum, an artist with more than 30 years of experience in the creative industries, has worked across an extensive range of disciplines, from 2D and 3D animation to interactive design. Her career has spanned children’s television, computer games, interactive media, and design, enabling her to explore storytelling and visual communication in many forms. She began her creative path with a BA Hons in Illustration and Graphics from Edinburgh College of Art, followed by an

Paul-Emmet Costelloe is an Irish-born painter. He works from an art studio in Wimbledon, where he produces his vibrant oil paintings. Paul-Emmet’s works are the visual reality of a present and imaginary world. Travelling around the globe, from home-based Wimbledon windmills to the terraced houses of Amsterdam, he brings his canvases to life. His early works are a labour of love for the coastal landscapes of his birthplace, and a current passion for the coast of Great Britain.

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, she merges abstraction and mixed media techniques, forging an artistic voice that is uniquely her

Lewis Andrews moved to Leeds in 2016 to study a BA(Hons) in Fine Art at Leeds Arts University. After graduating in 2019, Lewis continued to work in Leeds. In 2022, Lewis completed his Postgraduate Fine Arts Degree also at Leeds Arts University, graduating with a Masters Degree in the Creative Arts. During his Master’s Degree, Lewis’s practice became deeply focused on the methodology of translating information and data from sources within science into artworks. Lewis has conti

By intensely studying both human nature and the ritualistic nature of the society we live in, Laura Candet contributes to this subject by recontextualizing human consciousness and sacred rituals from Eastern European traditions, reintroducing them into contemporary visual art. Bridging imagination and creation, the artist uses symbols found naturally in human consciousness to expose the strange feeling of belonging within nature, the human spirit, spirituality, and beyond. By