Stephan Joseph Ravare Jr. transcends the title of mere artist. His work embodies the role of a storyteller, channelling ideas, confronting and breaking barriers, and honouring his Louisiana Creole heritage through his art. Viewing art as a catalyst for transformation and acceptance, Stephan uses culture and differences to not only cope with mental health but to inspire solace and creativity.
Roxana Casillas is a sculptor, born in Mexico City in 1964. Her work aims to celebrate the enigmatic aspects of femininity, delving into her own psyche as both the creator and the subject while offering viewers profound insights into the complexities of existence and the journey of self-discovery. Working primarily with contemporary sculpture, Roxana finds joy in the tangible and transformative nature of this medium.
Maryna Gradnova is a London-based independent artist and acclaimed costume designer whose work traverses the worlds of fine art, theatre, film, and opera. She is the originator of “Fieriness”, a distinctive ink-based style that channels raw intensity through gestural lines, dynamic movement, and emotionally charged compositions. Her works explore transformation and impermanence.
Gala Reya is a Georgian artist based in Tbilisi. With a subtle sense of the philosophy of cosmism as a comprehensive world, she realizes that traditions are crumbling before our eyes, and support can only be found by looking inward. To find oneself is to become free. Her square format paintings combine painting with acrylics and elements of collage.
Ilya Fomin is a digital artist exploring reinterpreted and reconstructed forms of perception in the age of digital transformation. His work investigates the fluidity of memory, the intersection of human cognition and digital aesthetics, and the continuous process of visual deconstruction and reassembly. Rooted in digital media, his practice integrates layering, collage, and glitch aesthetics.
Carley Adberstein is a 24-year-old Austin-based artist whose work merges the technical with the inspirational. Her work is not about strict realism or replication but rather about presence, capturing the essence of a subject rather than its form. hrough her art, Carley seeks to create those fleeting moments of peace, offering viewers a space of stillness and connection.
Carmen Rieger is a Romania-born and Austria based artist. For IRIS, her style, Fluidism, is a tribute to the most fascinating, important and complex fluid on Earth, without which life cannot exist, WATER. Her artworks are composed of intricately organized, organic forms inspired by the movement of fluids, and the 7 colours of the rainbow and the shades obtained by combining them.
Jameel Haiat is an American/Mexican artist, currently based in Thailand. His creation of each piece, through the act of tearing paper and cardboard, is both deconstructive and violent, while reassembling the torn elements is reconstructive and peaceful, which addresses these emotional issues not only in the final completed work but in the actual creation of the work as well.
Jacqueline Heer is a conceptual artist who works with diverse techniques, media, and materials to construct immersive mental and physical spaces. Her practice focuses on the relationship between perception and reality, challenging conventional boundaries and inviting viewers to engage in deeper contemplation of their surroundings and their role within them.
Yula Kim lives and works in London, UK. Her practice explores the profound connections between human cultures and the natural world, using birds as symbolic figures to reflect histories, identities, and the evolving relationship between nature and society. Having lived across multiple continents, Yula draws upon her diverse experiences of ecosystems and societies
Chérie Jerrard is an English artist with a background in fashion, design, graphics, street art, and illustration. Her career has been shaped by a desire to push boundaries, moving away from the rigid expectations of perfectionism and commercial constraints. Now focusing on real-world engagement rather than digital sharing, Chérie invites audiences to experience her work in physical spaces.
Anne-Marie Chikhany (2000) is a Lebanese artist and iconographer whose work spans a wide range of artistic styles. Together with sacred art, she explores contemporary and Abstract painting, using colour as a central element to evoke emotions and invite introspection. Her artistic philosophy is rooted in the belief that art is a bridge between emotions and the viewer.
Matt Gabler is an American self-taught abstract painter whose work radiates emotion and vitality. His paintings are a bold exploration of life’s challenges and triumphs, using vibrant colours and expressive strokes to transform hardship into beauty and resilience. Deeply committed to inspiring and uplifting others, Gabler uses his art to support meaningful causes.
Courtney Gatewood is a passionate artist from Tennessee, USA. Courtney Gatewood identifies as a painter and drawer specializing in figurative art. Reflecting on her artistic journey, she feels a strong motivation to develop a collection that instils hope, especially for young women. She aims to honor women and the incredible strength they demonstrate by being true to themselves.
Kryštof Novotný is an artist from Czech Republic, whose work covers a wide spectrum - from painting to tattooing. His path to art began in childhood and since then has been constantly evolving, intertwined with personal experiences and studies that have shaped his artistic view of the world. He currently lives and creates in the Czech Republic, where he devotes himself to his craft.
Madison Hines is an emerging abstract artist and designer from Houston, Texas. As a self-taught artist, she experiments with acrylics and fabrics, drawing inspiration from her inner child and deep ancestral connections. She incorporates bold colors, textures, and shapes, to initiate storytelling. Her artist name, XWIZDUMBX (wiz•dumb), is defined by the knowledge of self.
Paola Santagostino is an Italian artist. She reconnected with painting at the peak of a long career as a psychoanalyst, but this was a much older love, perhaps her first. The recent series "MEMORIES" represents a further expansion of the expressive possibilities of the artist's artistic language. Each panel retraces the paths of memory, giving a schematic image of the neural network they activate.
Petra Štefanková is an award-winning fine and digital artist published all around the world. Now based in Slovakia, she spent some time living in London in the United Kingdom and travelled to the USA, Australia, France or Germany to develop a professional artist presence. Her work reflects her travel and life experiences often using the automatic drawing method.
Oleg's artworks are about curiosity and attention to detail, about learning about the world. In his works, Oleg strives to emphasize various details, sometimes invisible to the eye. Watercolor prints created from photographs carry more emotions and mood, showing the artist's vision. He tries to convey the feeling of the place, to capture its magic.
Olga Isupova's artistic journey began with the traditional strokes of fine art, deeply rooted in harmony and a love for life. However, the digital realm soon beckoned, leading her to embrace new creative frontiers. Now a digital artist, she is captivated by the transformative possibilities of Augmented Reality—not just as a medium for viewing art, but as an immersive experience
Marina Pryiomova (1989) is a Ukrainian artist and gallery owner, now based in London. She works in painting, objects, and installation, using various media to explore complex themes. In her artistic practice, she researches themes of neofeminism, biopolitics, self-identification, and memory. Currently, she is focused on creating installations and large-scale canvases.
