Tamar Khelashvili

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 ways that speak...

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 cinematic visual...

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, spirituality, and the...