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

Donna Brazier is a Welsh artist whose large-scale black-and-white pencil drawings serve as a deeply personal visual diary. Shaped by memories of a challenging childhood and a lifelong search for belonging and acceptance, her work reflects both lived experience and the imagination. Following a stroke and brain haemorrhage, Brazier found that memory and emotion increasingly surfaced through her artistic practice. Her drawings range from visually harmonious to raw and unsettling

Nupur Jain is a Dubai-based contemporary artist currently pursuing a Diploma in Landscape Painting at Lotus Art Institute, Dubai. At an early and dynamic stage of her creative journey, her practice moves across landscape, symbolism, and human psychology — drawing from classical techniques while developing a visual language that is deeply personal and instinctive. Rooted in the belief that tradition and modernity can coexist, Nupur creates work that carries emotional weight wh

‘’I am a retired academic and now a freelance photographer with a wide range of photographic interests. I have been interested in photography for the past 60 years, but it is only since my retirement that I have really been able to spend a significant amount of time making the kind of images that I like. I don't specialise in any particular genre; however, rather, I love to create images of scenes and situations that catch my eye and that sometimes offer an unusual perspective

Iris Maynard is a street and documentary photographer whose work focuses on urban solitude, abandoned spaces, and the emotional traces left within everyday environments. Through quiet observations of forgotten cars, industrial landscapes, empty streets, and fleeting human presence, her photography explores themes of memory, decay, displacement, and resilience.
 Her visual language is rooted in atmospheric storytelling, often balancing cinematic darkness with documentary realis

Tianhe Zhang is a multidisciplinary photographer currently based in Beijing, China. Growing up at the foot of suburban mountains, she developed a lasting sensitivity to landscapes shaped by quiet transformation, abandonment, and human intervention. Her current practice focuses on rural and suburban territories undergoing land acquisition and reconstruction in northern China. Through images of emptied fields, temporary barriers, and residual objects, her work observes landscap

‘’In my practice, I find it cathartic to use photography as a way of expressing abstract emotions or concepts. This often leads me to create work that steers away from clear-cut narratives and morals. I have always been more interested in conceptual photography and art in general. One major inspiration of mine is that of Bernard Tschumi’s 1977 series “Advertisements for Architecture,” which uses text and images in a way that blends abstract concepts like eroticism and desire w

Brilee Neal is a 24-year-old metal artist and photographer. She is from Smithville, Tennessee, home of the Appalachian Center for Craft. She is working towards a bachelor’s degree in fine arts at Tennessee Tech University. Her concentration is in metal, with a focus on small metal fabrication and jewelry making. She was a recipient of both the Bacchanal Art Scholarship and the Windgate Art and Craft Scholarship in 2025. When she is not working in the studio at the Appalachian

Emma Sywyj is an award-winning artist and photographer who has been creating art for 20 years, 5 of those years she was based in London whilst studying photography at the Camberwell College of Arts at the UAL. From there, she received a BA Honours in Photography & a Foundation Diploma in Art & Design. She has exhibited her artwork internationally in the US in New York, LA, Art Basel Miami & San Francisco, as well as in Europe in Athens and Budapest. She has also exhibited nat

Rebecca Skinner photographs abandoned spaces throughout the United States. She is a modern-day urban explorer seeking unique, neglected structures and desolate places. Her subject matter includes images of large open spaces and details such as peeling paint and rust. Texture, color, and light play an important part in her image making, and she is attracted to the beauty of these places as well as the forgotten history. Time is of the essence as some locations have since been

Anita Mókus is a Hungarian-based photographer working with both black-and-white and color photography. Her practice focuses on atmosphere, spatial observation, and the subtle relationship between presence and absence within everyday environments. She is particularly interested in quiet visual details, urban fragments, reflections, and overlooked objects that reveal traces of human experience. Her images often combine minimal composition with an observational and contemplative

E. Gabriel Edvy is a London-based multi-media artist whose work focuses on the materialisation of the ephemeral and metaphysical. Utilising a multidisciplinary approach which combines the elements of science, sound, photography, film, chemistry, analog/digital methods, and physical art, her process is methodical whilst embracing unpredictability, and hovers in the tension between control and chance. E. Gabriel Edvy’s series “The Abandonments” focuses on derelict man-made stru

Josh Pierson is a self-taught photographer. Josh began photographing in 2019 while finishing school. Much of the work he has created since then has remained unseen, forming a quiet and deeply personal archive. Alongside his artistic practice, he works as an engineer in a factory, where the constant mechanical rhythm and industrial noise stand in stark contrast to the stillness he seeks through photography. For Josh, making photographs offers a necessary pause—a space to step