The ‘Wanderer’ series of photographs (first created as a result of my time on the ‘Ancient Materials’ arts-science virtual residency) attempts to visualise the ancient asteroids and comets of our early solar system. The residency theme brought to mind a chapter from ‘Origins: Fourteen Billion Years of Cosmic Evolution’, written by Neil deGrasse Tyson & Donald Goldsmith. In this chapter, the possibilities of how the early asteroids of our solar system brought new elements and

Every place carries its own colour. A landscape, a city, a room, a coastline, or a distant horizon can hold a particular atmosphere that is difficult to define in words, yet immediately recognisable through colour, light, texture, form, and memory. The Palette of Place explores the ways artists translate the spirit of a place into visual language—not simply by depicting where something exists, but by revealing how it feels to be there. Place is shaped by geography, culture, h

‘’My Dreamscape series is an invitation into a world that exists somewhere between waking and dreaming, where landscapes are born from memory, sensation, and imagination. The boundaries of place become uncertain: what appears to be earth or sky may belong to an inner geography instead. Beauty can feel strangely fragile; a seductive landscape may conceal something darker beneath its surface. Each painting inhabits this uncertain territory, asking where the imagined ends and an

Mónica Casanegra Morelli is an architect and visual artist. Her practice unfolds at the intersection of built space and artistic expression. Her work proposes a dialogue between architecture and art, exploring how matter, form, and perception can expand beyond their traditional boundaries. Her work has been selected for competitions and exhibitions in spaces such as the Chilean-German League, Galería Espacio en Tránsito (Factoría Franklin), the Las Condes Cultural Center (Our

Cheryl Cook is a Gippsland-based Australian artist whose practice centres on botanical inks, earth pigments and textiles created through a sustained relationship with place. Working primarily with materials gathered from the bushland surrounding her home, she investigates how prolonged observation can deepen perception and reshape the way we understand landscape. Her work has been exhibited in regional, national and international exhibitions, including Australia and the Unite

Granitic Playground visually documents the rock features on St Agnes, Isles of Scilly, UK. Below much of the southwest peninsula of England lies a Granite intrusion known as the Cornubian batholith. Estimated to be a few kilometres deep, the batholith was a magmatic event of significant proportion, which coincided with the mountain-building event known as the Variscan Orogeny. During this event, collisions between ancient continents led to uplift and formed the Variscan Mount

Kauser Parveen is an emerging artist exploring the expressive power of visual art across photography, poetry, and painting. Photographic practice reflects a thoughtful engagement with solitude, beauty, nature, gratitude, and everyday surroundings. Kauser captures quiet moments of reflection and resilience, finding poetry in both human experience and the world around us.

Oluwaseun Elizabeth Adelaja is a Nigerian-born visual artist working across painting and photography. Raised in Lagos State, Nigeria, she developed an early passion for visual storytelling and creative expression. She earned a B.A.Ed in Creative Arts from Tai Solarin Federal University of Education in 2018, graduating with Second Class Upper Division honours. Her work explores personal experiences, cultural memory, and human connection through expressive visual narratives. Al

In a world increasingly defined by movement, noise, and excess, minimalism invites us to pause. It asks us to look beyond abundance and consider what remains when everything unnecessary is removed. A line, a gesture, a shape, a fragment of colour, or an empty space can become enough to hold an entire idea. This edition brings together an international selection of artists exploring Minimalism through painting, drawing, mixed media, digital art, photography, and contemporary o

‘’I am a British abstract expressionist artist with a BA Fine Art With First Class Honours from Plymouth University in 2006. My work is a colourful exploration of abstraction viewed through the lens of Abstract Expressionism and Fauvism. Drawing inspiration from spontaneous, intuitive mark-making, each colour and mark responds to the last, and figurative images often emerge as the painting evolves. I immerse myself in the painted environment, responding directly to each mark

Abstract geometrical patterns are observed in nature and everyday mundane observations such as the remnants of a tattered street poster, worn away by the elements; a chance item trodden into the pavement by passers-by; or patterns formed from the wear and tear of footprints on a church floor. Signs of the passing of time and layers of events, moments of transformation and memories that mould our lives, are what influence Maxine Harraway's art. In her work, she uses both paintin

Jeu. is an artistic practice developed by architect Hideaki Nishimura and artist Yumi Toyama. Drawing on their backgrounds in architecture, mathematics, painting, and the luxury fashion and beauty industries, they construct conditions through which space acquires form. Hideaki Nishimura is a first-class licensed architect in Japan. His academic and professional experience in Italy and France spans architecture, urban design, land art, and branding. After studying oil painting

Manuela Mordhorst in an artist, living in Handeloh, Germany. Her artistic practice reflects the tension between internal and external structures and landscapes. Through intensive observation of nature, Mordhorst explores the surfaces, textures, and movements of vegetation, water, land, and sky. These elements become symbols of human processes of becoming and are documented in a diary-like format. Her practice incorporates self-made and collected pigments, stone powders, oils,

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

Graduate of the industrial design program at the Academy of Fine Arts in Katowice. Member and co-founder of the Polish Association of Color. Works at alma mater, teaches color design, and co-runs the Design Fundamentals Studio. In the recent years she has conducted research programmes related to preserving the heritage and re-establishing social awareness of forgotten industrial design elements, which constitute the history, culture and identity of Silesia. The programmes hav

Sally Cleary is an Australian professional artist with French nationality. Living in France since 2014 with over 30 years of experience. ‘’The different aspects of ecology, including human ecology and the impact of man's ecological footprint on the natural environment, have been the main themes of my artistic research since 2007. This research connects with my interest in reinterpreting the still life genre and mixed media installation art. My current compilation of minimal a

Mary Chris is a multidisciplinary designer, maker and storyteller working across jewellery, illustration and writing, each translating the same mythology into different languages. She has just completed a Master’s degree in Jewellery and Metal at the Royal College of Art, where she has developed her interdisciplinary approach to her practice. Her practice is strongly influenced by conversations she has and the worldbuilding that follows. Mary Chris creates objects that invite t

‘’I was born and raised in Chicago. My background is in literature more than the visual arts. I have always been interested in both the visual aspects of language and the contexts in which language is found. I make visual poems, altered books, and literary objects. While I am not a minimalist in the art-historical sense, I am drawn to work that is understated and has the potential for opening outwards in the mind. The effort is to engage the eye without confusing it. I consid