Tamar Khelashvili

From the earliest cave paintings to contemporary canvases, the human figure has remained one of art’s most enduring subjects. It is through the body that we recognize ourselves, our histories, and our emotions; it is through gesture and form that artists across centuries have communicated the most universal of experiences—love, grief, longing, resilience, joy. Figurative art is not simply about representation; it is about reflection. It reminds us of our shared humanity while opening pathways...

Giel Louws was born in Zeeland, the Netherlands, in 1975. He studied at the Academies of Bruges, Belgium, and Kampen, The Netherlands. Since then, he has practiced his art as an independent artist. He made many national and some international exhibitions. He did residencies in Sweden and the Czech Republic. In his paintings, Giel Louws researches the medium of painting by exercising it, or deconstructing it, and then assembling it again. It is a combination of figurative and formal elements to...

Serena Nassini is a multidisciplinary queer artist based in Leeds, UK. Working across visual arts, music, and community engagement, she has cultivated a diverse practice that transcends traditional boundaries between artistic disciplines. Nassini's conceptual artworks—spanning installations, drawings, paintings, mixed media, performance, soundscapes, and participatory projects—are grounded in intersectional feminist and ecological principles. Her practice invites viewers to experience art as...