2023 Spring Exhibition Catalogue

Abbie Severn 

Moving to study in Birmingham in 2015 from coastal Wales, Abbie took an interest in the 

contrasting post-industrial environment of Digbeth. 

The piece exhibited is taken from 3-year documentary project 'The Digbeth Collection’ 

recording the location rich in underground creative culture, and it's beginning of 

gentrification. A body of work created through mark making and on-site drawing, 

collecting a sensory record of the space. These then being refined into further detailed 

drawings and paintings, such as this one. 

Bordesley Street, Digbeth, 2019 

Edition of 24 

Screen print 

Dimensions Unframed: 81cm x 61cm 

Dimensions Framed: 87cm x 67cm 

£385.00 

Positive image created with ink and etching on mark resist, then hand screen printed. 

Bordesley St, Digbeth, Birmingham, houses many post-industrial spaces synonymous 

for its street art, underground music scene and creatively repurposed warehouses. This 

is set for change with the new BBC studio and HS2 developments. 

Website: www.abbiesevern.com Instagram: @abbie7illustration 

Akinwumi Oluwaseyi 

Oluwaseyi Akinwumi was born in Lagos Nigeria. Since her childhood, she found great 

fulfilment in her creative passion. In 2012, she graduated from Warwick university, 

Coventry, where she studied supply chain and logistics. 

On getting back to Nigeria after studies in the UK, she decided to pursue her 

considerable talent, amongst the art community in Lagos. which afforded her the 

opportunity to rub elbows with artists, sculptures, and cross disciplinary works of art. It 

was an environment in which Seyi thrived. She continued to hone her skills, learning via 

intuition and experimentation. 

In late 2020, she decided to take a chance on herself by transitioning into; full -time 

studio art practice. 

Oluwaseyi Akinwumi’s work reference is deeply rooted in exploring memories within 

herself, immediate environment, and observation from her native Nigeria. She adopts 

fluid ink, watercolour, collage texture, vibrant colours of acrylic, charcoal, and crayons; 

as well as other environmentally friendly materials; weaving them together to showcase 

snippets of her most intimate moments to the audience. Her titles likewise describe the

interactions within the paintings themselves; at the same time alludes to external 

associations. 

Helm of Affairs, 2023 

Mixed medium on cotton 


Dimensions Framed: 39.5cm x 32cm 

£600.00 

I captured a moment of anguish and frustration in my home country- Nigeria and its 

current state. Despite its vast natural resources and manpower, the country is going 

through constant upheavals such as shortage in cash flow, fuel scarcity, violence, and 

corruption from its political class. My medium of choice is a mixed medium (acrylic, spray 

paint, collage, ink, crayons, and watercolour). 

I used familiar or relatable symbols, like cash and fuel can, colours of the national flag, 

collage images of political leaders to buttress the idea behind my work, in this context a 

failed government, reforms and social power. 

Alexandra Ghimishi 

Alexandra completed her BA degree at the National University of Arts, Bucharest, 

Romania in 2008. Alexandra brings her imagination to life through semi-abstract floral 

and landscape paintings in acrylic. Sharing her world, she is evoking emotion in each 

stroke. The use of colour often becomes a very emotional response to the subject. She 

uses vivid colours to excite the imagination, allowing viewers to explore their own 

experiences, shifting from dark to light as a metaphor for optimism and hope. 

We Are All Beautiful, 2022 

Edition of 1 

Acrylic on Canvas 


£600.00 

"We Are All Beautiful" is a celebration of the diversity and vibrancy of life. The painting 

metaphorically embodies the beauty found within people and encourages viewers to 

embrace their unique qualities with confidence and pride. 

Website: alexart.uk Instagram: @alexandra.ghimisi.art

Angela Dierks 

Angela is a German artist based in London. Having studied literature first followed by a 

degree in psychotherapy she had been exploring different forms of expression - beyond 

language - for several years. The world of therapy opened an exploration of the 

unconscious processes that painting helped her to access. Her work is process driven 

leaving room for chance and error. Rather than specific imagery, the work develops 

through movement and gesture on the canvas. 

Everything is Possible, 2023 

Pigments, acrylic, pencil 


£1400.00 

This vibrant, large abstract painting grew out of a slow process; it was built over many 

layers of paint creating a beautiful deep texture. The starting point for this piece has 

been the colour scheme of strong reds and subtle blue. Painted at the beginning of the 

year the painting attempts to capture a mood of hopefulness and possibilities. 

I enjoyed bold brush strokes, palette knife work and more detailed mark making in this 

piece. I mixed my own paint with many different hues of whites, red, pink, and blue. 

Website: https://angeladierkspaintings.com/ Instagram: @angeladierkspaintings 

Annie Trevorah 

Annie Trevorah completed her MA (sculpture) at the RCA. Taking a panoptic and 

cinematic approach, she uses a wide range of materials and colours. Trevorah's multidisciplinary 

practice communicates the socio-dynamic interplay between humans and 

nature with an emphasis on connectivity, entanglement, and mutation. This year saw 

her first London solo show ('Symbiosis') and she has exhibited internationally winning 

the Chianciano Biennale Prize for Photography/Digital Art in 2022. She recently 

exhibited at the Chiaya awards and Aesthetica Art Prize shows. 

Tomb, 2022 

Edition of 10 

Photography/Print 

Dimensions Unframed: 42cm x 59.4cm x 4cm 

£2000.00 

Layered photographs of nature, architectural structures, reflections, and bodily elements 

printed onto acrylic, UV printed cement blocks (stand) 

Website: annietrevorah.com Instagram: @annietrevorahsculptor

Avneet Cheema 

Roe Deer Scratching Herself, 2022 

Wire, Clay, Pup & Bark 

£750.00 

Barbara Nati 

Born 1980, Barbara is an Italian artist living and working between Britain and Italy. She 

attended Parson School of Design in New York. She has since established an 

international reputation for her complex compositions-hybrids. She was awarded the 

John Hurt Art Prize, she was the runner-up to the Hari Art Prize, she won the Victoria 

place art project award, the Ingram collection purchase Prize, the Bridgeman Studio 

Award, the Ashurst Art Prize award, the Andrea Mantegna Prize, and the Renaissance 

Art Prize. 

Briny Chronicles #5, 2022 

Edition of 7 

Digital Collage 



£1800.00 

An increase of carbon dioxide in the waters of the oceans has resulted in a decrease of 

pH and the subsequent dissolution of calcium carbonate structures such as shells and 

molluscs, plankton, and corals. As a result, entire coral reefs have died, and others 

have suffered a developmental setback; the variety of shapes and colours of these 

natural structures has been replaced by white, translucent, ghostly outlines. The same 

outcome seems to have occurred to human structures in Barbara Nati’s digital 

elaborations: buildings transmuted into evanescent constructions. 

Website: www.barbaranati.com Instagram: @barbaranativisualartist 

Cathleen Loh 

The artist brings together written and visual art through painting in books. There are 

often layers of connections between the reader, the writer, and the storyline, which 

Cathleen uncovers. In her artwork ‘I Play Our Conversations in My Mind’, the artist 

recalls reuniting with a friend at a Parisian bookshop after six years apart. She 

reminisces over the last time they saw each other as the protagonist, Harry Morgan, 

bids his final farewell to his wife, on the opposite page. 

I Play Our Conversations in My Mind (Shakespeare and Company), 2022 

Acrylic and ink 

Dimensions Unframed: 26cm x 19cm


£450.00 

The artwork depicts the Shakespeare and Company bookshop in Paris painted on 

Ernest Hemingway’s book ‘To Have and Have Not’. 

Colin Page 

I have been interested and practicing photography from the age of 

around 15. In another life I spent time as a professional dark room manager. Many 

things inspire me to take photos, music, books, dreams. I strive for simple, dynamic, 

powerful pictures. 

Urban Jungle, 2023 

Edition of 20 

Digital Photo Print 

Dimensions Unframed: 29.7cm x 42cm 


£165.00 

Using various techniques in photo editing software to blur the buildings as to show the 

speed of which they are being built and the bird being dwarfed by the concrete urban 

jungle. 

Isle of Dogs, 2023 

Edition of 20 

Digital Photo Print 



£165.00 

Isle of Dogs was taken using in camera movement technique, moving the camera while 

taking the picture. 

Ellie Redfern 

Based in south-east London, Ellie Redfern designs and hand-crafts ceramics that draw 

inspiration from organic forms found in the natural world. From rustic mugs and 

dinnerware to abstract décor and vases, her aim is to create objects that bring elements 

of nature into the home. 

Ionic Vase, 2023 

Ceramic 

Dimensions: 12cm (Height) 

£250.00 

Instagram: @ellieredfern

Emily Davidson-Brett 

My Fine Art background leans my work towards the philosophy of conceptual craft. My 

work is inspired by the elements and nature which are reflected in the shapes and 

glazes. I create wheel-thrown vessels that are heavy and bold with colours, creating 

bright surfaces with a celebration of the raw clay body and in the deep foot underneath. 

The white clay visible on the unglazed pieces represent the purity of our Earth as it is. 

The triskele is a Celtic symbol of harmony between earth, air and water and denotes my 

Irish heritage. My work is a celebration and representation of the wild and encapsulating 

cacophony of color and texture that is Mother Earth. 

Chasing the Sun Vase 

Ceramic Terracotta, 

Multicoloured Glaze 

£280.00 

Air Vase 

Ceramic Stoneware, 

Light Blue Glaze 

£80.00 

Groovy Kind Of Loving 

Large bowl 


Multicoloured Glaze 

£340.00 

Water Vase 


Blue Cobalt Glaze 

£80.00 

Little Orb 


Green Glaze 

£65.00 

Raw Earth 

Large bowl 


Red Iron Glaze 

£280.00

Earth Orb 

Large Vase 


Red Iron Glaze 

£300.00 

Woodland Vase 


Mixed Glaze 

£300.00 

Orange Bowl #1 


Glaze 

£75.00 

Orange Bowl #2 


Glaze 

£82.00 

Green Bowl #1 


Glaze 

£75.00 

Green Bowl #2 


Glaze 

£82.00 

Instagram: @a.piece.of.our.earth 

Eunice Bossman-Okai 

Eunice Bossman-Okai’s brand name is Meitam London. Bossman-Okai is an artist who 

situates her practice between conceptual and abstract art. The ideology behind her art 

practice has a strong contemporary presence due to its dynamic combination of 

materials, methods and concepts that challenge her and her audience’s boundaries. 

Bossman-Okai’s work brings an awareness to the values and morals rooted in her 

spiritual beliefs which are influenced by her culture, nature, and spirituality. 

Selfish 

Mixed media digital print on canvas 


£1500.00 

Selfish is part of a series called character traits. It is a mixed media digital print on 

canvas which is made from Kolanut and African natural sponge, covered in copper, 

oxidized, and then digitally manipulated. 

Website: www.meitamlondon.com Instagram: @meitam_londonart 

Evgeniya Strygina 

Evgeniya Strygina is a London-based contemporary artist who specialises in landscape 

and architecture photography. She completed two courses at the Fine Art Photography 

School and a course on contemporary art theory and practice at the Moscow Museum 

of Modern Art. Evgeniya took part in at least a dozen group exhibitions, including two 

shows at the MMOMA, art fairs, biennales, and festivals, including the Festival of Visual, 

Sound and Performing Arts in Brindisi, Italy. In 2022 she relocated to the UK 

Pendulum, 2016 

Edition of 10 

Photography 


Dimensions Framed: 52.5cm x 72.5cm 

£850.00 

Megacities face limits on expansion. Smaller cities have resources to grow 

economically, but they turn into bedroom suburbs with little employment. People live as 

a pendulum, daily commuting to work from the outskirts. Homes become temporary 

shelters with no identity. 

Living Nature, 2017 

Edition of 10 

Photography 



£750.00 

Explore spaces beyond possibility, where the world is broken down into its primordial 

elements and devoid of any geographical features. Outline a world existing in reality and 

imagination, at the confluence of conscious and unconscious, through patterns, lines, 

and spots. 

Website: https://www.soul-editor.com Instagram: @souleditor 

Francesco Conti

I grew up in Rome, Italy, and now live in London. I paint with oil and acrylic. My work 

deals with alienation and decay in the urban environment, while also exploring political 

and social themes by merging public figures with icons from religious iconography. 

I have exhibited in several shows, including the ING Discerning Eye Exhibition in 

London, the C24 Gallery New York, and the 508 Gallery in Chelsea. 

Papillion, 2022 

Oil on board 



£850.00 

I named this piece ‘Papillon’, after a classic movie with Steve McQueen about a prison 

escape and freedom, because of the symbolism I perceived in the closed gate, with 

barbed wire, making what’s behind it forever out of reach. 

Website: www.francjs.com Instagram: @francjs_art 

Gracie Hawkins 

Gracie Hawkins is an Irish artist and writer who specialises in illustration and visual art. 

Her picture book The Midnight Hound Series has been highly commended by 

organisations such as The National College of Ireland and As I Am Ireland. When she’s 

not illustrating, she’s also working as a visual artist and having her paintings displayed 

in galleries around Ireland and the UK. 

Her painting work focuses deeply on her unique view of the world, and how she feels it 

as someone on the autism spectrum. 

A Portrait of Lady Elaine, 2022 

Acrylic on frame 



£250.00 

A portrait of Lady Elaine is a piece that looks into the societal expectations and beauty 

standards put on women. The piece is to capture the essence of an old portrait, back in 

the day when the lengths women would go to, to be symbols of beauty, seemed so 

extreme to us. Nowadays these beauty standards have not changed but evolved into a 

different look. The Portrait of Lady Elaine is accompanied by a poem by the artist to give 

it a sense of a cautionary tale about a Lady who is obsessed with being an idol of 

beauty. 

Website: iigracie.com Instagram: @iigracie

Grant Conboy 

Grant Conboy (b.1987) is an artist hailing from Rochester, New York, and currently 

based in Los Angeles. After earning his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration from the 

Rhode Island School of Design, he went on to complete his Master of Fine Arts in 

Painting at the Academy of Art Architecture and Design in Prague. Though he straddles 

two worlds- his native United States and his adopted home of Turkey- he is deeply 

connected to the interwoven global cultural narrative that he explores in his work. He is 

recognized for his unique perspective and innovative approach, which has been 

exhibited internationally. 

Paracosmic Divination, 2022 

Oil On Canvas 


£3200.00 

Paracosmic Divination, 2022 is the second painting of the series entitled “Paracosm.” 

Being the largest of the series, it commands attention, and is meant to draw the viewer 

into a trance-like state. The central arch motif can be seen in many of the series and is 

meant as an entrance- as well as a reference to one of the artist’s favourite works by 

Piero della Francesca - “The Baptism.” The smaller arch to the left is a reference to the 

byzantine representation of the tiers of heaven. It is a work, like 

the rest of the series, that celebrates layers and a hidden history. Throughout the work, 

references to anatolian tribal textile patterns can be found. These symbols carry secret 

messages, as well as represent the timeless sacred power of human visual storytelling. 

Entrance, 2021 

Oil On Canvas 


£1562.00 

The title for this work is a heteronym. Pronounce it in two different ways and you’d be 

right both times. The purpose of the painting is to welcome the viewer to a parallel 

universe. It is the entrance to the paracosm. The bands that arch across the entirety of 

the work are also representing the movement of the sun. Written just underneath the 

surface is a message just for the artist’s wife. You can also see lines of perspective 

drawn in pastel; these were used in a class taught by the artist to his high school 

students. Overall, like many of the series, it is a collage of moments and ideas that live 

suspended in oil and canvas. 

Dog & Cat, 2023 

Oil & Gold Leaf on Canvas 


£1362.00

Dog & Cat is a painting of just that. The circle to the left, deep ultramarine blue fading 

out to light represents the artist’s dog’s eye. To balance out the work, to the right the 

golden circle is a representation of the artist’s cat’s eye. It is a play between hot and 

cold. The textiles mimic a cosy arrangement of blankets and pillows, overall attempting 

to create a calming composition. It is a portrait of home, and the balance and peace that 

the artist finds there. 

Website: grantconboy.com Instagram: @grantconboy 

Ian Felton 

Switching from a career in extreme sports, Felton launched his art career in 2004 with 

an exhibition in Soho, London. In 2005 he set up an arts collective in Greenwich before 

re-locating to his current base in East London. Here he founded ‘Trinity Art Studios’ by 

the rivers Lea & Thames at Trinity Buoy Wharf. Running parallel to his practice of 

painting & drawing, Felton is an independent art consultant and curator. Other creative 

interests include sculpture, literature & musical composition. 

Choros, 2018/2021 

Oil On Linen 

Dimensions Unframed: 120cm x 120cm x 5cm 


£3600.00 

‘Chorus’ is a technical study of picture making in oil paint. Geometry, craftsmanship & 

colour theory are employed in this is multi-layered piece. Light, shade & reflection are 

considered, while the viewer is invited to interpret the painting’s deeper meaning. 

Website: http://ianrobertfelton.com/ Instagram: @ianrobertfelton 

Jacqui Cooke 

Jacqui Cooke is a visual artist born of Jamaican heritage in London. I am a portraiture 

and figurative artist, motivated to create bound by my emotive response to both 

historical and present experiences of individuals of African descent. I have participated 

in several group and individual exhibitions locally and internationally, since 2018. 

Let’s go, 2022 

Oil on linen canvas 


£1750.00 

Many Caribbeans said “Let’s Go” to the motherland, when the British called. Holding on 

to what they felt precious, some inadvertently “Let Go” of precious family left behind. 

“Barrel children” left with Grandparents - waited endlessly, to follow their parents.

Website: www.jacookeart.co.uk 

Jane Wu 

Born in Shanghai (2001) and currently a second-year undergraduate student at the 

Slade School of Fine Art, UCL. Having studied in the UK for the past eleven years, I 

have developed a hybrid identity that is concerned with the dislocation of the body 

through rebuilding and playing with materials. These experiments develop into 

ephemeral installations through assemblages that occupy different architectural spaces 

which our bodies inhabit. 

Halloween 2022, 2022 

Oil on canvas 


£1500.00 

A self-portrait from Halloween recreates a ghostly image from the spooky season. There 

are multiple eyes referencing fragmentation of oneself, thoughts about possible 

discoveries of the third eye, and feelings of needing to bilocate during the process of 

looking. 

Instagram: @camerawuman 

Jo Aidoo 

Born in Ghana, living in London, sewing since the age of seven, Jo progressed through 

dressmaking to creating patchwork designs until the day seriously ill with Covid, she 

looked in a mirror and, in a moment of inspiration, saw her face as a patchwork. A new 

creative idea was born. Jo’s Ghanian heritage is the source illustrating the vibrancy of 

African textiles and fabrics, juxtaposing colour and materials to create her amazing 

portraits and landscapes with an imaginative and African twist. 

Rebellion (Self-Portrait), 2022 

Textile patchwork 



£1510.00 

Her second self-portrait, this represents Jo post-covid, rebelling against her dark world 

of serious illness and fighting with determination to reach a better place, a place of light 

and colour. 

Beyonce, 2022 

Textile Patchwork 



£1820.00

Jo wanted to create a portrait of an icon from the world of entertainment, one which 

would appeal to a younger audience and which they could relate to. 

African Sunset, 2023 

Textile Patchwork 



£2590.00 

Website: joaidoo.wixsite.com/joaidoo Instagram: @joaidoo 

Jo Lovelock 

Jo is a mixed media artist. After a ten-year career in graphic design, she studied art 

textiles at the University for the Creative Arts earning an MA with distinction in 2016. 

Jo has shown work in group exhibitions both nationally and internationally. In 2017 she 

had a joint exhibition with the artist Naoya Doi at the prestigious Gallery in Kyoto, 

Japan, and in 2022 had pieces selected for the RSA Annual Exhibition and the RA 

Summer Exhibition. 

ST16, 2022 

Acrylic 


£300.00 

GL50, 2023 

Acrylic 


£325.00 

MK40, 2023 

Acrylic 


£325.00 

Woven paper map mounted on board. 

Website: www.jolovelock.com Instagram: @jolovelockartist 

Julia Hardy 

Born and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, Jules the Sculptor's art reflects the 

polarity and eccentricity of her experience. Grounded by nature, Jules escapes to the 

mountains or desert whenever possible, accompanied by her partner and their two 

dogs.

Seaside, 2022 

Sculpture 

Dimensions Unframed: 48.5cm x 40cm x 10.8cm 

£550.00 

Love burns in perpetuity, disregarding the passage of time. She’d rather waste away 

than admit loss. You’ll find her seaside, waiting. (Sculpture, cast in resin, painted with 

acrylics, framed.) 

Instagram: @jules_the_sculptor 

Katie Clare Evans 

Katie Evans is a local abstract artist who likes to create art using acrylics and other 

mediums. She is particularly drawn to metallics, which are featured heavily in her work, 

often in the form of gold leaf and she enjoys experimenting with different textures. She 

is an emerging artist, only taking her passion seriously during the first lockdown; 

creating statement pieces for her home to tie into her colour scheme and has now 

branched out by selling to the local community. 

Himalayan Sunset, 2023 

Mixed with gold leaf and acrylic glass beads. 


Dimensions Framed: 103cm x 103cm. 

£595.00 

Belt of Venus, 2023 

Acrylic 


£245.00 

Instagram: @katieclareevans 

Kevin Kane 

Kevin Kane is a figurative artist who works using multiple media to create work from the 

dual perspectives of both a scientist and an artist. Kane enjoys this juxtaposition 

between the traditional and the contemporary, influenced by the art of both Chuck 

Close, Lucien Freud, Stanley Spencer and David Hockney. Kane's works traverse the 

use of both traditional materials and techniques such as paint and canvas; digital, 

working with an iPad with limitless possibilities using his programming background. 

Felipe, 2023 

Edition of 20 

Linocut 


Price Unframed: £450.00

Price Framed: £600.00 

Lino print on Japanese Hosho Select 80gsm paper. The print features a portrait of the 

talented artist Felipe Chavez, his face and body rendered in bold, sweeping strokes that 

convey a sense of raw emotion and vulnerability. 

Crystal, 2022 

Edition of 10 

Giclée print of digital drawing printed on Hahnemühle German Etching paper 

Dimensions Unframed: 50.8cm x 71.5cm 

Dimensions Framed: 72cm x 87cm (1 x Gilded frame) OR 60 x 80 plain black frame 

Price Unframed: £400.00 

Price Framed: £600.00 

Gilded Frame: £1200.00 

This is a digital drawing that features Crystal from Ru Paul Drag Race UK (season 1) 

appearing both as masculine and feminine forms, using hand drawn swirling marks that 

are inspired by Chuck Close’s pixelated portraits. 

Website: www.kevinkaneartist.com Instagram: @kevin.kane.art 

KV Duong 

KV Duong (b.1980 Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam) is a London-based artist who examines the 

complexities of the Vietnamese queer identity through painting, performance, and 

installation. Duong grew up in Canada to Chinese Vietnamese parents displaced by the 

Vietnam War. He explores themes of migration and cultural assimilation through the 

lens of his personal and familial history. 

Duong is a self-taught artist with a Master’s in Structural Engineering. He presented his 

first institutional solo exhibition at the Migration Museum in 2022. 

Searching for Solace 1, 2021 

Acrylic on paper 



£495.00 

Process. Reflection. Solitude. Grateful. 

These are the thoughts going through my mind in a post covid society. Whether we’re 

living in a densely populated city, or isolated in the countryside, we all yearn for human 

connection and community. 

Searching for Solace 3, 2021 

Acrylic on paper 



£495.00 

Website: https://www.kvduong.com/ Instagram: @kvduongart 

Lilly Hodgkinson 

My practice as a textile-based artist involves cutting and resewing fabric to create 

layered wall hangings, with details of embroidery and painting. My works evolve 

naturally as I use my intuition and do little to no planning before personal pieces, a bit 

like a puzzle. 

We are always surrounded in fabric as we sleep and as we live. Without realising it, 

fabric is one of the main representations of ourselves. 

Stained Fabric Window, 2022 

Mixed fabric, embroidery, bleach, beads, and machine stitch 



£900.00 

A figure pressing their hands against a cold window, perhaps a place of worship. 

Website: https://lilyghodgkinsonart.myportfolio.com/ Instagram: @lilyhodgkinsonart 

Linda Chapman 

I am an abstract photographic artist from London. First working as a commercial 

photographer until about 5 years ago when I decided to concentrate full time on my art. 

Since then, I have been awarded Fujifilm Photo Yearbook 2020, exhibited with ING 

Discerning Eye at the Mall galleries, OtherArt Fair and Saatchiart, Roys Art Fair, 

Talented Art Fair, Candid Arts, 508 Gallery Chelsea, D Contemporary gallery Mayfair, 

Crypt gallery, Flux Greenwich plus exhibitions in New York, Vienna and Paris. 

Outside in, 2018 

Edition of 5 

Photography on aluminium 



£995.00 

My artworks are a visual representation of how my mind naturally interprets things into 

complex colourful stories, with abstract hidden detail. Using only natural light, 

reflections, and refraction without manipulation. The results are reflected layers, 

abstracted from everyday life.

Website: lindachapmanart.co.uk Instagram: @lindachapman_art 

Louis Szabo 

Louis is predominately a landscape oil painter currently living in the UK and hasbeen 

painting realistic landscapes since the age of 16. In my work I try to express my love 

and fascination with nature by romanticising the natural world, portraying all that it has 

to offer. 

This addiction originated after I learned to appreciate the beauty and uniqueness of the 

Earth, starting with my dad’s home country, Slovakia, a source of my inspiration due to 

its magnificent biodiversity. 

Rieka, 2022 

Oil Paint 


£500.00 

This painting is of the national park “Tatry” which sits on the border of North Slovakia 

and South Poland. The calming yet mysterious atmosphere this painting radiates makes 

it one of my proudest and most popular pieces. 

Website: www.lrspaintings.com Instagram: @lrs.paintings 

Maduka Emmanuel Onyebuchi 

Maduka is a hyper realism ballpoint pen artist based in Nigeria. He started his journey 

as an artist when he was 9 years old. He chose ballpoint pen as a medium because he 

feels that pen is a medium of writing stories. He has a passion in illustrating stories in 

relation to human portraiture and figures, blending stories and unspeakable feelings in 

pictures. 

In Her Watch, 2023 

Ball pen on paper 


£4031.00 

“In Her Watch” is a piece talking about women in power. 

Inside Out, 2023 



£2418.00

This piece talks about things happening inside the human body and its effect on the 

outer body or our character. Having the red coloured body as the bad or hurt side of our 

being and the blue coloured as the positive side of ourselves. 

Wear Yourself, 2023 


Dimensions Unframed: 76.2 cm x 88.9cm 

£3225.00 

“Wear yourself” is an idiomatic expression that shows self-respect and selfidentification, 

exhibiting the originality in oneself, no matter the location or the version of 

yourself. 

Martin Derek White 

Every piece I create is filled with dozens of my complicated emotions and 99% of my pieces 

are influenced by my mood at the time, whether I’m missing a girlfriend, had a hard day, or 

just simply want to express my appreciation for the fact that I’ve been given the ability to 

create. This piece comes from a place of love and loss and I am grateful to be sharing it with 

people who will appreciate my work. 

With All My Heart & All My Love, 2023 

Ink and Watercolour 

Dimensions Framed: 45cm x 33.5cm 

£300.00 

Maryam Sandjari Hashemi 

Maryam Sandjari Hashemi is a multidisciplinary artist and a Spiritual coach. 

Her art practice includes Visual Art, Performance and Textile. She has been a painter 

for over two decades and her work is rooted in her upbringing in Iran and her colourful 

life. She believes her works are like psychedelic journeys and can act as mirrors 

reflecting deep parts of the viewer back at them. She often uses her paintings as a tool 

for self-development in her spiritual practice. 

The Bridge Over the River of Time, 2023 

Acrylic on Canvas 

Dimensions Unframed: 101 x 81cm 


£2500.00

The river of time passes through, like the sharpest blade splicing through dimensions, 

weaving the droplets of blood and tears. Under the bridge she is scrying silently, deep in 

the ripples, counting the rhythms, the sparkling new dawn rising, 

Website: www.maryamhashemi.com Instagram: @marhashem 

Matthew Richard Cooke 

Matricco (Matthew Richard Cook) was born and grew up in east London and now lives 

in Ely near Cambridge. He worked for many years as a nurse in the NHS, then in health 

promotion and in the charity sector. Having gained a crafts/art degree in Brighton when 

younger, the need to create remained throughout, and in 2022 he changed his life 

completely and relocated in order to dedicate himself to painting. 

214 Configuration Street, 2022 

Eco-friendly paint on board 


£950.00 

15c Interaction Place, 2022 

Eco-friendly paint on board 


£900.00 

Matricco plays with geometric elements from contemporary architecture to create bold 

and dynamic abstract images, which become material objects in their own right by 

breaking free from the traditional frame. He works in eco-friendly paint on cut and 

shaped board. 

Instagram: @matricco.art 

Maya Land 

Maya Land is a London-based surreal collage artist whose stunning and thoughtprovoking 

works explore contemporary society's social and political issues. Her 

artworks, made by hand using vintage imagery, have been sold all over the world and 

exhibited in some of the most prestigious galleries in Europe, including the Saatchi 

Gallery in London. Maya's recent works include larger pieces that combine painting and 

collaging on canvas, and she has been shortlisted four times for the Royal Academy's 

Summer Exhibition. 

Red Room, 2018 

Original Collage - Handmade 

Dimensions Unframed: 16cm x 21.5cm 

Dimensions Framed: 22 x 5cm x 28cm 

£800.00

The Red Room of Love collage is a romantic piece that features a couple walking 

through a room filled with red and pink flowers. In the background, two doves can be 

seen flying, adding to the romantic atmosphere of the artwork. 

The use of vintage imagery and collage techniques creates a dream-like quality, 

drawing the viewer into a world of love and passion. The rich red tones of the room and 

flowers evoke feelings of warmth and intensity, while the doves symbolise peace and 

unity. 

Women and Sheep, 2018 



Dimensions Framed: 31cm x 25 x 5cm 

£1000.00 

The Women and Sheep collage artwork by Maya Land is a stunning and thoughtprovoking 

piece that explores complex social and political themes. 

The artwork challenges the idea of class division by highlighting the stark differences 

between the well-dressed, upper-class women and the humble, grazing sheep. It also 

challenges the traditional gender roles by placing women in a position of power and 

authority, which is not typically seen in contemporary society. 

Art Is Nature & Nature Is Art, 2018 



Dimensions Framed: 24cm x 2cm x 27 x 5cm 

£1000.00 

This artwork is part of Inside Outside series and explores the concept of searching for 

balance between the need to spend time inside but also to go outside. The red room 

represents the interior, a private and protected space, while the beach scene 

symbolises the outside world, open and free. This artwork has been shortlisted this year 

for Summer Exhibition at Royal Academy. 

The Swimming Pool Room, 2018 



Dimensions Framed: 26.5cm x 23 x 4cm 

£1000.00 

The room filled with books represents the interior, a private and intellectual space, while 

the swimming pool and people symbolise the exterior, a social and physical space.

The contrast between the two spaces creates a tension that challenges the traditional 

notion of space and invites the viewer to reflect on the interplay between these two 

worlds. 

Website: www.artisticsideoflife.com Instagram: @artisticsideoflife 

Megan Daly 

Whilst studying a Fine Art degree, I homed in on printmaking. Following this I completed 

a Masters in ‘Multi-Disciplinary Printmaking’ at the University of the West of England. 

My practice combines microbiology and printmaking. I experiment with the aesthetics of 

microbiology; playing with pattern, scale and texture; looking beyond the surface. 

Whilst Completing My masters I took part in various residencies, in the biology labs, as 

well as teaching bacteria cultivation workshops. This allowed me to gather first hand 

imagery. 

Exemption, 2023 

Edition of 15 

Screen Print 



£450.00 

‘Exemption’ is imagined- created using collage, found imagery and hand drawn 

elements. “Exemption’ was created before Covid spread throughout the world, this 

reflects what I thought it could look like on a microbiological level and how it could 

potentially spread. 

Website: https://thatartistmegan.square.site/ Instagram: @ hat.artist.megan 

Melissa Hartley 

Melissa Hartley (1996) London-based British abstract painter and muralist, graduated from 

Central Saint Martins with BA Fine Art in 2019. She paints to portray emotions through a visual 

sense, typically using colour to control the energy and direct the eye. Her work is based on 

geometric abstraction that explores the relationships between space, shape, colour and light, 

while blurring the boundaries between painting and sculpture. 

Irradiate No.2, 2022 

Acrylic paint on birch ply 


£1800.00

Irradiate No.2 embodies a geometric style that explores the relationship between colour 

and reflection. It highlights how different hues of blue can be layered and flow together 

while having a contrasting pink glow to add another dimension to the work. 

Layered, 2022 

Acrylic paint on canvas 


£650.00 

Layered is a hardedge painting exploring geometric abstraction, showing how colours 

can be layered and blended using gradients and iridescent paint to allow the painting to 

change depending on where the viewer is standing. 

Website: www.melissahartleyart.com Instagram: @melissahartleyart 

Michael Echekoba 

Michael Echekoba was born in East Dulwich, London and raised in Nigeria where he 

had most of his education. 

His style is mostly based on the subject, concept, and message he wishes to convey. In 

recent times has evolved in style and content and seem to explore narratives that touch 

on social-political events of present times all over the world. Michael also enjoys 

experimenting with unconventional techniques to create stylised suggestive imagery. 

African Queen No.2, 2016 

Acrylic on canvas 



£3500.00 

Artist attempt to depict the beauty and elegance of African Woman. 

The piece is a metaphor for amplifier beauty from African perspective and the role 

Women play in our community. Historical impact made by female Warriors and 

Motherhood. The slightly elongated neck is intentionally to show poise and 

sophistication and sensuality without provocation. 

Beckoning of the “god”, 2004 




£1500.00

“Beckoning of the gods” is a depiction of African relationship with the gods through 

instrumentality and cultural and love of dancing and communal living. 

Music and dancing are an integral part of who we are and brings comfort through good 

and bad times. The Artist has used stylisation of the figures to suggest Mystical 

affiliation with gods, while deploying bright colours to suggest Happy spirit associated 

with Africa. 

Celebration, 2004 

Acrylic on canvas paper 



£1500.00 

Celebration is Artist attempt to capture his cultural heritage through dancing and 

communal living. Music and dancing are an integral part of who we are and brings 

comfort through good and bad times. Already the content is African, but the cubism and 

colours give a Contemporary feel. 

Mingzhang Sun 

Mingzhang Sun is a Chinese-born artist based in London. He graduated from the 

Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing and the University of the Arts in London. Driven 

and inspired by his surroundings, Mingzhang explores and translates his experiences 

into visual art through paintings, drawings, sculpture, clothes, performance, and videos. 

As an artist Ming’s central concerns are time, space, and being, which he explores 

using inspiration from his memories and the experiences of his surroundings. 

Three Lotus leaves, 2019 

Oil on canvas 



£4500.00 

Where I grow up, lotuses are part of agriculture instead of being appreciated, they are growing 

on the lotus farm for the future market, from the flowers to leaves, to roots, and the seeds. This 

always makes me curious, besides the commercial uses, what else remains for us as a people? 

It says that after three generations you won't know who they are anymore, even though their 

blood is similar. Lotus have its own time of blossoming and fading, not something we can 

define.

Puberty, 2019 

Oil on canvas 


Dimensions Framed: 126 x 96cm. 

£5200.00 

How does it feel to go through your puberty? I do feel it was a bit salty, and there were a 

few unhappy things that happened. I am sure it still affects some of my thinking. When I 

slow down my steps and start to call back all of the memories and try to find the hint of 

me as I became me, I do notice there is always a bit of filthy taste from the years I spent 

discovering the world with a new sense of desire through my veins. It was the time of 

shame and excitement, hate and joy all mixed into the drops of “that” explosion. 

I got driven by my body and mood quite often after I discovered the change in my 

chemistry. It is still happening, this sense of longing and desire. And I am glad that at 

least something has not changed since the breakdown. At least something continues to 

defy oblivion. 

Ladder Night, 2019 

Oil on canvas 



£2500.00 

One hot summer night, when I was a little boy, my family climbed a ladder in our home 

in order to reach an outdoor area to escape the oppressive heat. All of us had made it 

up except my mother and baby sister. For some reason, as they were climbing the 

ladder fell and the baby suffered head injuries. That night forever changed our family. 

For the rest of my childhood, all the focus of the money and attention had to go towards 

helping my sister recover. 

I recently saw a picture of a child playing in the entryway at the Tate Museum. The light 

from the windows above fell onto the concrete floor in stripes, like a fallen ladder. Or 

prison bars. 

I thought of my own childhood, playing in the prison of that fallen ladder. Never able to 

get free. 

Which made me think of other fallen ladders. My daily pillbox. Not a ladder that ever 

leads up to a higher place. Only an endless horizontal climb from Sunday to Saturday 

and then repeat. 

But it is not all sadness. In the painting, my own children are playing in the Tate. Not the 

children of my flesh, but the children of my soul, my paintings. Someday I hope they will 

get the chance to play there.

My present self is also there, carrying half of a dragonfish. Dragonfish are considered 

lucky. They will give their life to save the life of their master. And, like the pills that keep 

me alive, I do feel that some lucky charm, has kept me from death. But only halfway. I 

still lack the other half of the fish, the part it uses to move forward. 

My parents are also in the picture in the back corner slinking around in the back of my 

mind offering judgment but never love. 

This painting was just my reaction to a picture of a child playing. There are many other 

things going on, possibly things I don’t even see yet. Someday, when I do reach the 

next stage, I will look back and maybe be able to fully see that it was all just a little bad 

luck, no one was fully to blame and then we can put the ladder back up again, and this 

time, climb all the way to safety. 

Those that seem connected still have a gap in between, those that seem to match still 

have opposing gears. After all we are here, after all we were here. 

Website: www.mingzhangsun.com Instagram: @themingzhangsun 

Myke Vainauskas 

I create bold and expressive paintings on canvas, exploring the complexities of the 

human mind, perception, memory, and dreams. I experiment with different materials 

such as acrylic paint, oil sticks and spray paint, layering them to create rich textures and 

depth. By incorporating data visualisations and scientific elements, I explore the 

contrast between the natural world and anthropogenic processes; using data and 

geometric shapes to create a sense of order and balance within the chaotic 

compositions. 

The Great Smog of London, 2023 

Acrylic, oil stick, spray paint, and collage on canvas 


£1500.00 

This painting explores the events and consequences of the Great Smog of London, a 

severe air pollution event that happened in 1952. 

Untitled, 2021 

Acrylic and spray paint on canvas 


£1400.00 

This painting deconstructs the space and objects in my bedroom; objects are 

rearranged and juxtaposed against free-flowing, abstract spaces of paint. 

Instagram: @mykevainauskas

Patrick Bremer 

Brighton-born collage artist Patrick Bremer received his BFA from Wimbledon School of 

Art. Cut from old magazines and books, his work is focused on creating intimate and 

multi-layered representations of his subjects, pushing the portrait into abstraction. 

Patrick has exhibited throughout Europe, USA, and South Korea, and worked with 

clients such as Cadillac, Google, and Andy Murray Tennis. Previously a school teacher, 

he has led collage workshops at the Victoria & Albert Museum and from his studio in 

rural Somerset. 

Through the Canopy, 2020 

Cut paper on canvas 



£3250.00 

As humans we observe and are part of nature. I wanted the piece to be a portrait and a 

still life, with natural elements and foliage intertwining through the piece. The shapes 

are stolen with enthusiasm from Matisse’s cut outs. 

Halo, 2021 




£2250.00 

One eye peeks though the foliage, the rest of the portrait is fragmented and lost in the 

wilderness. It’s not immediately clear at first, and hints at the hidden connections and 

tensions that exist within each individual. 

Moonrise, 2021 




£2250.00 

Collage is a way to explore the relationship between the individual and collective. Hints 

of words, shapes and patterns are layered on top of each other, leaves spiral behind 

and through the portrait; and colour is celebrated. 

Website: www.patrickbremer.co.uk Instagram: @patbremer 

Paul Elmes

Paul’s practice consists of using collages of found elements, usually paper. This 

developed as the re-working of sections of lino cut and screen prints that he had made, 

which were used as a ground for painting on. Having previously used found material 

from magazines, Paul now also uses found material from advertising hoardings, hence 

the series ‘Outdoor’. Paul exhibited work in a group show at the London Lighthouse 

Gallery in 2021. 

Outdoor 2, 2022 

Paper Collage on Paper 



£475.00 

Part of a series of collage works using found material from outdoor advertising 

hoardings. 

Outdoor 3, 2022 

Paper Collage on Board 



£575.00 

Instagram: @paul.elmes 

Paul Flanders 

Paul Flanders was born in 1970 in Greenwich, London and studied graphic design and 

sculpture in his 20’s. Currently he paints plein air in oils and his subjects are mainly 

urban scenes of South London at night. He is influenced by artists such as Edward 

Hopper, photographers such as Ernst Haas and Saul Leiter, and neo-noir films. His 

work has been exhibited at numerous venues including the Mall Galleries, D- 

Contemporary Gallery and the Shard. 

Stand out Barbers, New Cross 8.30pm, 2022 

Oil On Gesso Board 



£1050.00 

This artwork portrays a common scene in New Cross during the evenings. Painted for 

the most part en plein-air, it represents how barber shops and hairdressers are part of 

the commercial and social life of the area. 

Bus Stop, New Cross 8.30pm, 2021

Oil On Gesso Board 



£1750.00 

This painting of the evening commute in New Cross Road was inspired by neo noir films 

and theatre stage lighting. The bus shelter light highlights a central figure, their solitary 

aspect emphasized by rendering the surrounding figures as silhouettes. 

Website: www.paulflandersartist.com Instagram: @paulflandersartist 

Pauline Maddocks 

Hertfordshire based artist Pauline Maddocks gained a BA Hons from St Martin’s 

London. Upon moving to the Chilterns, she has rekindled her love of painting and now 

paints the natural world in an abstract manner. She has exhibited and sold at several 

contemporary art fairs as well as galleries in London and the Home Counties. Clients 

who collect her work have commented “Pauline’s work is wonderfully abstracted, 

colourful and totally free”. 

Beauty and the Beast, 2023 

Acrylic and inks on canvas 



£1400.00 

The peony and hydrangea are endeavouring to reach out to save themselves from 

being destroyed. Particles from each are joining the universe, what will happen … who 

knows? 

Show Me, 2022 

Acrylic and alcohol ink on canvas 



£695.00 

The leaves are breaking free from the comfort of the earth to find solace in the sun. The 

plant’s ecosystem has been damaged by pollution. 

Phil Höhn 

Phil Höhn is a German artist based in Frankfurt and Berlin. Having obtained an MSc in 

Psychology from LSE, he sought a way to merge psychology and creativity, and autodidactically 

obtained the skills of artistic practice. He gained experience as a designer in furniture and art

efore joining Studio Olafur Eliasson in Berlin as developer and project leader of artworks. He 

then set up his own art practice, of which he is now showing his initial body of work. 

Golden Youth, 2021 

Mixed media 


£4000.00 

The work explores themes inherent to life cycles: origins, growth, competition, and glorification. 

The materials of withered palm tree bark and soil suggest opposite ends of life, where new life is 

glorified by turning golden. 

Instagram: @phlhhn 

Philip Verhoeven 

Philip specialises mainly in painting “Still Life.” His paintings are characterised by the 

use of bright colours and the combination of different styles. He gets his inspiration from 

various art movements such as pop art, figurative art, graffiti, and graphic design. In 

addition to his passion for art, he also has a great love for history, literature, and music. 

The Pioneers, 2023 




£3250.00 

20000 Leagues Under The Sea, 2023 




£3250.00 

Instagram: @philipv13 

Ruby Khan 

Ruby Khan is a London-based contemporary artist who envisions celebrating; the 

physical and emotional journey she has undertaken throughout her life. Born, raised, 

and working in London, Ruby studied Art and Design at Uxbridge College; graduated 

with a degree in Fine Arts BA from the University of East London. Ruby is intrigued by 

German expressionism to evoke power through abstraction using intuitive for bright, 

optimistic colours and shapes, her diverse art practices in printmaking, painting, 

photography, sculpture and installation. 

Melancholic Journey, 2019 

Screenprint on fabriano



£850.00 

Ruby uses deconstruction line art that reforms the city's architectural landscape to reflect its 

mental atmosphere surrounded by tall buildings of London. Her artwork triggers an expression 

encompassing language recovery, childhood sensation memories, diversity, and the history of 

London. 

Website: https://rubykhanart.wixsite.com/rubykhan Instagram: @rubykhansartlife 

Sara Rawlinson 

Sara Rawlinson is an award-winning photographer specialising in both abstract fine art 

and heritage architecture. She has had a camera in her hands most days since she was 

six years old. 

A decade in geoscience preceded her return to photography in 2013, so those years still 

heavily influence her photography. Recent work showcases textures, landscapes, 

geological features, and geological current events e.g. sea level rise and volcanic 

eruptions. 

Her works are held in private and public collections around the world. 

The Deceit of Water 0, 2023 

Edition of 5 

Archival pigment print on 100% cotton paper 



£650.00 

Number 3/20 in ‘The Deceit of Water’ series which presents the concept of sea level 

rise along the Amalfi coast, Italy. Single exposure photograph made with intentional 

camera movement. 

Hope, 2023 

Edition of 5 




£650.00 

The setting sun and pastel sea showcase beauty and clarity amidst the destructive 

potential of sea level rise. Single exposure photograph made with intentional camera 

movement in Amalfi, Italy. Part of a new series about sea level rise. 

Resilience, 2023

Edition of 5 




£650.00 

The sun perseveres atop the cliffs of Amalfi Italy, punctuating the water’s calm. Single 

exposure photograph made with intentional camera movement. Part of a new series 

related to the concept of sea level rise. 

Website: sararawlinson.com Instagram: @rawlinsonphoto 

Sarah James 

Brighton-based contemporary painter, Sarah James is best known for her unique 

portraits and subversive themes, using a surreal and neo-expressionist style. Inspired 

by horror and colour (two of her favourite things) she creates work that is both playful 

and curious, using mainly acrylic on canvas, wood, and clay. 

She has exhibited in several galleries and open exhibitions including most recently 

‘Oxmarket Open 2022’, and ‘Glitter in my Wounds’, a group exhibition inspired by a 

CAConrad poem about stereotypes and homosexuality. 

Leaving, 2023 

Acrylic on linen canvas 


£400.00 

A woman decides to leave and puts on her coat. Energy is conveyed in the ripples of 

fabric and layers of cool greens painted with bold strokes. The square form shows a 

snapshot in time, much like a Polaroid picture. 

Website: https://www.sarahjamesartist.com Instagram: @sarahjamesart 

Sophie Lewis

Sophy Lewis, a London-based portrait artist, works primarily with acrylics. Although she 

didn't study fine art, her history degree sparked a fascination with how art shapes 

societies and can be a powerful political tool. Her self-portraits explore themes of 

stability and inner strength, using vulnerability to evoke solidarity. Her work invites 

viewers to form their own personal responses and ask their own questions. Rather than 

curating their feelings, Sophy purposefully leaves room for interpretation, resulting in 

powerful and thought-provoking pieces. 

Insomnia, 2020 



£350.00 

Insomnia, a self-portrait painted during lockdown, captures the anxiety-ridden 

atmosphere of uncertainty and instability. Through a penetrating gaze and intense 

colours, the painting asks viewers to ponder the cause of the subjects sleeplessness, 

evoking discomfort and introspection. 

Website: sophylewis.com 

Stella Jane Yarrow 

I am a fine art printmaker. My prints reflect my passion for the natural environment. I 

specialise in lino cut and etched lino. I also combine lino print with other techniques 

such as monoprint. I make my prints by hand, using a traditional etching press, at the 

Art Academy in London, where I am a Print Associate and a part-time print tutor. I 

exhibit regularly in London and elsewhere in the UK. 

You See The Foam, Not The Ocean, 2022 

Edition of 20 

Etched lino and lino cut print 



£315.00 (Framed) 

£225.00 (Unframed) 

This print was inspired by the windy sky and sea of North Wales. It combines the 

techniques of lino etching and lino cut and was printed by hand on a traditional etching 

press. One of a series of three seascapes. 

Then to the Elements be Free, 2022 

Edition of 20 

Etched lino print 

Dimensions Unframed: 40.2cm x 29.6cm


£315.00 (Framed) 


This print was inspired by the windy sky and sea of North Wales. It was made with the 

technique of lino etching and was printed by hand on a traditional etching press. One of 

a series of three seascapes. 

The Sea Turns Itself and Foams, 2022 

Edition of 20 

Etched lino, lino cut and monoprint 



£315.00 (Framed) 


This print was inspired by the windy sky and sea of North Wales. It combines the 

techniques of lino etching, lino cut and monoprint and was printed by hand on a 

traditional etching press. One of a series of three seascapes. 

Website: https://www.stellayarrowprints.com/ Instagram: @stellayarrow2018 

Valya Korabelnikova 

Valya concentrates on seeing the spiritual in the ordinary in her works. She explores 

how our daily life is connected with our subconscious and dreams, how reality and 

fiction are inseparable from each other. 

In the persistent uniformity and indifference of the modern world, Valya values reflecting 

what is personal and sincere in every project. Each is a result of a careful choice from a 

variety of different photographic techniques, rare lenses, and hand-printing techniques, 

that are selected to reflect the projects' unique nature and atmosphere. 

City Spririt, 2022 

Edition of 7 

Photography 



£250.00 

London has an underlining dark spirit, which I strive to palpate in these series. I wanted 

not to picture the reality, but to use my camera in the way that an expressionistic painter 

uses his brush, distorting the reality to make it expressive of the artist's inner feelings in 

the moment of interaction with it.

Conversation With Spirit, 2021 

Edition of 7 

Photography, C-type print, Fujy Pearl 


£450.00 

When I was developing this series of photographs with a mask, I thought about Indian 

and Japanese beliefs, where spirits from the afterlife, creepy and scary at first glance, 

end up as friends, simply speaking their own, very specific language. 

Website: https://www.valya.photography/ Instagram: @valya_korabelnikova 

Wowser Ng 

Wowser Ng (b.1998), is a China-born, London-based visual artist. Wowser is known for 

his digital paintings, in which bright colors, and fashionable products, Asian queers have 

developed a unique painting language. Wowser opens a new perspective on the 

possibilities of contemporary painting through a digital painting that combines abstract 

and figurative. Defining his practice as a challenge to pop culture, he appropriates 

fashion products to form unique visual narratives and uses stylized abstract images in 

his research. 

The Great Escape, 2022 

Edition of 15 

Digital Painting 



£500.00 

Inspired by marketing theories, this painting is based on the understanding of the 

relationship between fashion, art, and the market. This painting explores issues of 

Generation Z by appropriating commodities to form context from the perspective of 

Asian queers. 

Blessing, 2022 

Edition of 15 

Digital Painting 



£500.00 

Website: https://www.wowserng.com/ Instagram: @wowser_ng 

Yuen Ying Chan 

I am a Hong Kongese painter currently living and working in London. My practice 

primarily consists of abstract-surrealistic drawings and paintings. The themes of my

work revolve around the visualisation of complex emotions, exploration of the mindbody 

connection and representation of my cultural heritage. They all reflect a 

sophisticated analysis of my mixed identity through a distinctive visual language. 

Mother, 2022 

Oil on canvas 


£2250.00 

Father, 2022 

Oil on canvas 


£2250.00 

“Mother” and “Father” is a diptych representing the bittersweet feeling of the transition 

from childhood to adulthood. They portray particular psychological states one goes 

through when beginning to recognise our parents as individuals outside their roles as 

mother and father. 

Website: https://junechan.cargo.site/ Instagram: @junes_arty

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