2024 Spring Exhibition Catalogue

Exhibition Catalogue

London Lighthouse Gallery & Studio

Presents

2024 Spring Exhibition

Our annual “Spring Exhibition” has consistently proved to be a

launch pad for many new and emerging artists. Many of our

shortlisted artists have gone on to exhibit in prestigious

institutions, like the Royal Academy of Arts, Saatchi Gallery, and

John Rankin Prize, to name just a few.

This year, with over 300 applications, we have shortlisted 46 artists

who will be showcasing 101 artworks, in this spectacular

exhibition. Be prepared to be blown away with a wide selection of

artworks from the UK and around the world.

Adam Riches

Adam Riches is an emerging British painter and draughtsman who

primarily works in monochromatic colour palette. The characteristically

stylized portraits and figurative works he creates are based on a sensitive

response to the human condition, ranging from furious expressive

moments to poignant, melancholy reflections.

Riches has taken part in numerous international exhibitions and artist

residencies. his works can be found in private collections around the world.

The artist currently lives and works in Suffolk, England.

Deluge

Medium: Oil on cradled wooden panel

Size: 42 x 59.5cm (Unframed)

Size: 47 x 64.5cm

Price: £1650

Year: 2023

Alexandra Moskalenko

Alexandra Moskalenko is a French artist (with Latvian/Ukrainian origins)

based in London. Her paintings celebrate cultural diversity. They often

depict people from various backgrounds on colourful vintage fabric. The

large, vibrantly coloured canvases become statement pieces for what

‘fitting in’ or belonging may mean.

Her ‘Kiss’ series explores the relationship between human beings and the

natural world. The steps and the door, which represent the frontier

between the man-made vs the natural environment are also metaphors for

progress and discovery.

A-Jay

Medium: Oil on Vintage Fabric and Canvas

Size: 122 x 92cm (Unframed)

Size: 126 x 96 (Gilded Wooden Framed)

Price: £2600

Year: 2015

Sikhism advocates equality, social justice,

service to humanity and tolerance for other

religions. The flowers spreading over the

golden frame represent those values. ‘A-Jay’ (a

Sikh name meaning ‘Success’, or a blue bird)

was shortlisted for the RA Summer exhibition

2015

The Kiss 1

Medium: Acrylic and oil on canvas


Size: 42 x 52 (Oak Tray Frame) (Framed)

Price: £900

Year: 2023

Her ‘Kiss’ series explores the relationship

between human beings and the natural world.

The steps and the door, which represent the

frontier between the man-made vs the natural

environment are also metaphors for progress and

discovery.

The Kiss 4

Medium: Mixed media on canvas


42 x 52 (Oak Tray Frame) (Framed)

Price: £900

Year: 2023

Her ‘Kiss’ series explores the relationship

between human beings and the natural world.

The steps and the door, which represent the

frontier between the man-made vs the natural

environment are also metaphors for progress and

discovery.

Ange Akomezoa

Born in 1998 I am a self-taught hyperrealist artist a full-time artist living

and working in Yaoundé , Cameroon . I started drawing at a tender age, I

was intrigued by the impact that great artists made in the domain of art in

the world .

With a genre of art that is painstakingly detailed and time conscious, I use

ballpoint pen in the Careful juxtaposition of broader strokes and intricate

more delicate lines to heighten areas of the interest to create masterpieces

to explore human emotions with remarkable precision and sensitivity.

Intrinsic Gray

Medium: Ballpoint pen on paper


Price: £1150

Year: 2022

When you shut your eyes in perfect

darkness, the shade you see isn't actually

black, but a deep shade of gray that's

sometimes called “eigengrau.”

SOLD

Serenity


Size Unframed: 75 x 65cm

Price: £850

Year: 2022

I delicately captures the profound power

of self-care through this artwork ,

emphasizing to viewers that self-care is a

critical step in the journey toward lasting

mental well being

SOLD

Wet Face

Medium: Black ballpoint pen on paper


Price: £1080

Year: 2023

Wet face wake up energy: It is important

to note this symbolic importance of the

purified and awakened look: it is a new

look at the world that fresh water gives

us. Water on the face awakens the energy

of seeing. From there it awakens all

energetic life

SOLD

Blue Venus



Price: £950

Year: 2024

This work reflects all forms of love: filial,

romantic, friendly. The official godmother

of flexibility presents what unites us and

the possibility of a harmony of all that is

dear: possessions, ideas, value and its

capacity to give victory.

SOLD

Juicy Lady With Bees



Price: £750

Year: 2023

This artwork translates the

complementary relationship

between man and animals,

particularly with bees which are

responsible and essential to our

survival thanks to their help in the

pollination of 80% of the plants

which constitute our food, our

health and our well-being.

Barbara Hodgson

I’m a self-taught amateur artist, living in Twickenham. Art is a passion

which impacts positively on every aspect of my life. My journey began

recently (2019) and I haven’t looked back.

Whether I’m inspired by pure nature or urban contexts, my expressive

style captures mood and energy through intense colour palettes and

evocative mark making. High-flow acrylics, my favourite medium, are

versatile and vibrant.

I also tutor English GCSE and A-Level students which means a continually

learning, fun and rewarding existence.

Tree Bark in Early Spring

Medium: Acrylics on Cotton-based Watercolour

Paper


Size: 47 x 47cm (Framed)

Price: £300

Year: 2024

One afternoon in March, I was drawn to trees - or

their bark. Colours are lighter, more varied than

their darker, wintry versions, preparing for the new

fruits of spring. I wanted to create an idea of

change, using washes overlaid by opaque, definite

colours to indicate contrasts and textures.

Bard Carroll

Bard Carroll, a London-based multidisciplinary artist, turned to art full-time

during a challenging period, finding solace and self-understanding in

creation. His fixation on art helps him navigate his ADHD & Autism, offering

insight into his experiences to neurotypical audiences. Initially focused on

painting and mixed media, Bard’s work begins to span photography, sound,

and performance, adapting his ideas to diverse forms. Through art, he

reflects on the complexities of living with ADHD & Autism, aiming to bridge

understanding between different neurological perspectives.

Guava #3

Medium: Mixed Media (Acrylic, Pen)

Size: 60 x 80cm

Price: £845

Year: 2023

This artwork reflects Bard's journey from childhood

creativity to teenage insecurity, circling the notion of

'colouring outside the lines'. It embodies the liberation

of allowing his inner child to explore shape and colour

freely, unfiltered.

Charles Binns

Charles is an artist and photographer based in Hertfordshire. He

completed his MA in Contemporary Photography at Central St Martins in

London and is currently studying for a PhD at the University of Brighton. He

has exhibited throughout the UK.

Elephas Maximus Asurus

Medium: Bronze Resin

Size: 60 x 60cm

Price: £800

Year: 2021

The work is part of my Extinction Series, each plaque

commemorates a species of animal that has become

extinct as a result of human activity.

Elephas Maximus Asurus, the Syrian elephant, became

extinct around 700BC.

Equus Hemionus Hemippus

Medium: Bronze Resin

Size: 60 x 60cm

Price: £800

Year: 2021

The work is part of my Extinction Series, each

plaque commemorates a species of animal that

has become extinct as a result of human activity.

Equus Hemionus Hemippus, the Syrian Wild Ass,

was hunted to extinction in 1927

Džiuginta Mažulytė

Džiuginta Mažulytė is a Lithuanian photographer based in London who

holds a BSc in Psychology. Her practice explores the intra-action of homo

sapiens and nature. Deeply interested in eco-somatics, she aims to

transform personal and collective experiences with this practice into visual

artworks. Mainly working with photography, Mažulytė attempts to shift

the viewer’s gaze from an anthropocentric perspective and towards the

acknowledgment of the interconnectedness of all matter. Significantly

inspired by the more-than-human, her experimentation leaks into digital,

analogue and alternative processes.

Intra

Medium: Photography

Size: 8.2 x 11.6cm (Unframed)

Size: 11.7 x 16.5 (Framed)

Edition: 1/1

Price: £350

Year: 2023

Symbiosis series aim to explore the mental burdens

caused by climate crisis, visually delving into

ecosomatics centering body/land connections and

create inner and outer realms which serve as primary

portals for healing and transformation. By visually

exploring psychological vulnerability, the viewer is

invited to reflect on their own current emotional

state.

Weight

Medium: Photography



Edition: 1/1

Price: £350

Year: 2022


caused by climate crisis, visually delving into ecosomatics

centering body/land connections and create

inner and outer realms which serve as primary portals

for healing and transformation. By visually exploring

psychological vulnerability, the viewer is invited to

reflect on their own current emotional state.

Interruptive Thoughts

Medium: Photography



Edition: 1/1

Price: £350

Year: 2023


caused by climate crisis, visually delving into ecosomatics

centering body/land connections and create

inner and outer realms which serve as primary portals

for healing and transformation. By visually exploring

psychological vulnerability, the viewer is invited to

reflect on their own current emotional state.

Gail Astbury

Gail was born in Blackpool in the Northwest of England and is an artist,

researcher and educator. She trained in painting at Wimbledon School of

Art under Prunella Clough and more recently gained an MA at Goldsmiths

University London in Contemporary Arts Practices. She exhibits

internationally and is commissioned by both private and corporate clients

as well as teaching watercolour painting at OPEN Ealing Arts Centre. Gail

currently lives in Westminster and has an art studio in southwest France

La Source de la Charente

Medium: Watercolour paint & crayon on fine museum

grade paper



Price: £195

Year: 2023

Part of the 2023 series titled ‘Foliage’ consisting of

over 60 different paintings made during the summer

to celebrate the leafy landscapes of Southwest France.

This image represents the source of the Charente River

in La Pèruse.

Le Goire

Medium: Watercolour paint & crayon on fine

museum grade paper



Price: £195

Year: 2023



to celebrate the leafy landscapes of Southwest

France. This image represents Le Gloire River as it

converges with the Vienne.

La Vienne

Medium: Watercolour paint & crayon on fine

museum grade paper



Price: £195

Year: 2023



to celebrate the leafy landscapes of Southwest

France. This image represents a swim under the

shadows of the tree lined Vienne River

Issoire

Medium: Watercolour paint & crayon on fine museum

grade paper



Price: £195

Year: 2023

Part of the 2023 series titled ‘Foliage’ consisting of over

60 different paintings made during the summer to

celebrate the leafy landscapes of Southwest France.

This image represents the colourful shallows of the

Issoire River.

Gill Flett

Gill attained her MA in Fine Art from Gray’s School of Art, Aberdeen in

2023 – thirty three years after studying 3D Design there.

Her object-based sculpture captures brief time: the degradation of our

urban infrastructure becoming a physical memory.

Her interest in architecture gives rise to geometric forms which are

suitable for both indoors and outdoors. She uses materials from the

construction industry, particularly mortar, which becomes solid form in its

own right.

Gill now lives and works in London.

Nick’s Hard Day at the Office

(Grand Cayman)

Medium: Mortar & Pigments

Size: 42 x 10cm

Price: £295

Year: 2024

This piece is a tilted, truncated conical form, formed

of solid, pigmented mortar.

Greenwich Foot Tunnel

South

Medium: Mortar, Steel Mesh & Pigments

Size: 40 x 10cm

Price: £295

Year: 2024

This piece is a solid cylindrical form, formed of

pigmented mortar and steel mesh. One side is

textured, and the other is smooth and polished.

Giulia Mastracchio

Giulia Mastracchio, an Italian artist based in London.

Her signature style revolves around the stippling technique, where using

black or white inks, she meticulously places thousands of single dots to

create detailed images.

Her artworks, which can take over one hundred hours to complete, draw

inspiration from human relationships and societal constructs, particularly

sexuality. As an intersectional feminist, she challenges norms and

promotes representation through her art, inviting viewers to critically

engage with the complexities of modern society.

Unholy

Medium: Ink on Paper



Price: £2000

Year: 2022

This piece portrays a woman resembling Holy

Mary holding vibrators, integrating gold leaf to

reference religious icons. It confronts the taboo

of female sexuality in religious contexts, aiming

to subvert oppressive norms and amplify the

voices of marginalized women.

Hooked

Medium: Ink on paper



Price: £2000

Year: 2023

"Hooked" visually and ironically portrays the societal

tendency to blame women for men's infidelity.

Through symbolic imagery, it highlights the

absurdity of assigning responsibility to women as

seductive temptresses while absolving cheating men

of

Losing Game

Medium: Ink on Paper.



Price: £2500

Year: 2023

This piece delves into the harrowing realm

of mental health, depicting the struggle

with depression and suicidal thoughts. It

portrays the misguided belief in self-harm

as an escape from despair. 'Losing Game'

underscores the irreversible damage of such

actions, urging empathy and support for

those battling inner turmoil.

Hedy Parry-Davies

Hedy is a London-based artist and architect. Her artwork is mainly

concerned with three-dimensional expressions of liminal spaces between

the urban and natural environments.

Her passion is the medium of paper which she folds, tessellates and layers

with other media.

Hedy’s work has been exhibited in London, elsewhere in the UK, and in

European galleries.

Hedy is a member of the not-for-profit art organisation ArtCan and she

curates art fairs and open studio events in her locality of Dalston, Hackney.

Infinite Journeys

Medium: Tessellated Paper Collage



Price: £650

Year: 2023

This work is inspired by Italo Calvino’s ‘Invisible

Cities’. I have used the inner faces of

envelopes, some embedded with maps and

ancient languages. The envelopes which held

communication and have travelled to me,

allude to Marco Polo’s imaginary conversations

with Emperor Kublai Khan.

London Shades

Medium: Tessellated Paper Collage



Price: £750

Year: 2022

I have used a map of the Thames from its estuary

to the city of London and recycled architectural

magazines to express in colour gradations the

increasing density of human habitation towards

the city.

SOLD

Changing the Course

Medium: Mixed Media Collage



Price: £875

Year: 2024

My work expresses a preoccupation with the ease we

alter nature and the face of our planet. In this collage I

have used a vintage map of the river Thames, folded

specifically to alter the course of the river, hand-made

paper and Shasiko thread stitching.

Imhonigie Imoesi

Imhonigie is an acclaimed Nigeria born artist and campaigner focused on

the environment and humanity relationship with nature.

Imhonigie graduated from Auchi Polytechnic with a Higher National

Diploma in painting and general art, majoring in painting in 1999.

Upon graduation, he embarked on a fulltime career as a studio artist,

following a four-year residency that commenced in 2005 and 2009 at the

National Gallery of Art, Lagos Nigeria.

Imhonige take part in the 2020/ 2021 Landscape Artist of the competition

and get to the second heat of the competition.

Pathway

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Size: 91.4 x 71.1cm

Price: £6985

Year: 2013

The painting depicts a serene village scene

with a pathway leading into it, conveying

tranquillity and simplicity. Absence of figures

allows viewers to immerse farming life, with

villagers allows viewers to immerse themselves

freely. Seasonal details suggest farming life,

with villagers absent for their daily tasks. Key

tree adds character and symbolism

The Way of Light


Size: 76.2 x 61cm

Price: £5780

Year: 2015

This painting captures the interplay of

light on vegetation, emphasizing the

majesty of a central tree. It evokes a

sense of divine connection with nature,

inviting viewers to immerse themselves

in its beauty and tranquillity. The vibrant

colours and impasto technique add

depth and texture

Jack Dickson

Jack lives and works in Dorset in the UK. His densely layered mixed media

work draws upon a range of cultural and aesthetic influences echoing the

complexity and ambiguity of contemporary experience and identity.

His work is in private collections in the UK, USA and Hong Kong and also in

the National Portrait Gallery’s online collection and The Guildhall, London.

Media appearances include Sky Arts’ Portrait Artist of the Year 2020 and

on BBC 1’s Make it At Market 2023.

Reconciliation

Medium: Oil paint, Indian Ink,

Phototransfer, Conte, Goldleaf, Collage

Size: 90 x 120cm

Price: £5750

Year: 2023

30 years have passed since the first free

elections in South Africa. This painting is

an ode to reconciliation and

contradiction. Mandela and Tutu

disagreed but their relationship pointed

a way forward. It may take centuries…

but there is hope.

Jamie Ashman

I have been experimenting with art since the late 1980’s whilst studying

Fashion at Central Saint Martins. My images are now held in private

collections in England, The Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, India and The

U.S.A . As posters on London Underground, as Cambridge Folk Festival site

art, with work selected and sold for Stonewall, Cambridge International

Airport, lotus Land Estates at ELAN, Sweet’Arts, Vout O Renee’s - Stash

Gallery, Carpe Diem - India, Cambridge Museum of Technology Exhibitions

and with various published interviews.

1980’s Male Model

Medium: Giclee print on Hanemuhle Rag paper.

Edition: 1 of 10

Size: 59.4 x 42cm (Unframed)


Price: £175

Year: 2023

An iPad print from a digital collage of a 1980’s Male

Model dressed as a Cowboy, inspired by a 1980’s

Youth Culture Fashion Magazine.

New York Doll

Medium: Acrylic on 400gsm Fabriano Paper



Price: £250

Year: 2023

A portrait inspired by the recent ‘Anna May

Wong’ Barbie set in New York with a skyline

of skyscrapers.

Jesus Suarez

Jesus Suarez is a fine art photographer based in London. His inspiration

stems from the visual language of signs and symbols, as he delves into

history, myths, and personal experiences to continually enrich his creative

vision. Jesus sees photography not only as a means of artistic expression

but also as a therapeutic outlet, creating connections with life experiences

and promoting a foundation for a well-balanced mindset.

Canning Town

Cherry Blossom

Medium: Photography print on

Hahnemuhle glossy Fine Art

Baryta paper

Size: 42 x 59.1cm

Size: 54 x 71.4cm

Edition: 1/25

Price: £265

Year: 2024

In streets where stories

intertwine, The cherry

blossoms silently shine,

Their beauty a fleeting delight,

A reminder of life's transient

flight.

Greenwich

Cherry Blossom

Medium: Photography print on

Hahnemuhle glossy Fine Art

Baryta paper

Size: 42 x 59.1cm

Size: 54 x 71.4cm

Edition: 1/25

Price: £265

Year: 2024

In Greenwich's gardens, where

time takes its rest, Cherry

blossoms bloom at nature's

behest. A symphony of pink

'neath the ancient sky, In this

timeless borough, they'll never

die.

Jo Lovelock

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

studied at the University for the Creative Arts earning an MA with

distinction in art textiles 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 GalleryGallery in Kyoto, Japan, and in 2022 had pieces selected

for the RSA Annual Exhibition and the RA Summer Exhibition.

London I

Medium: Mixed Media

Size: 40 x 40cm


Price: £450

Year: 2024

Working directly on maps, my work

explores the continual transformation of

our towns and cities. Searching for new

patterns or directions in our fragmented

and interwoven lives. Seeking harmony

amongst the chaos and discord that

surrounds us.

London II

Medium: Mixed media

Size: 40 x 40cm


Price: £450

Year: 2024







surrounds us.

London NW

Medium: Mixed media

Size: 45 x 45cm


Price: £475

Year: 2024







surrounds us.

SOLD

Jonathan Faragher

Jon Faragher is a multi-media visual artist who uses and references

technology for art making. Jon investigates techno-fossils, obsolete objects

he finds in the urban or rural landscape. His practice, a form of

technological archaeology brings together research and making. The

results of his investigations are incorporated into his work.

Grim Phoenix

Medium: Acrylic & Pencil on Board

Size: 61 x 94cm

Price: £1995

Year: 2023

Bishopsgate Goodsyards was a railway freight

terminal operating from 1881. In 1964 a

devastating blaze reduced the upper levels to a

shell. “Grim Phoenix” brings together the fire of

1964 and ponders the future of the site now

scheduled for redevelopment.

The Goodsyards

Medium: C type on MDF (Artist’s Proof)

Price: £765

Size: 62 x 37cm

Year: 2023

Prints on Giclée Hahnemühle Etching paper

(Digital Drawing)

Edition of 20

Size: 62 x 37cm

Price: £180

Year: 2023

Drawn in the style of Piranesi “The

Goodsyards” concentrates on the

abandoned ground level barrel vaulted

undercroft of Bishopsgate Goods station

which evokes the spirit of the prisons and

Rome’s lost architecture captured by the

Italian artist.

Jonathän Jouan

Based in Denmark, I am a French artist and art furniture maker, with

academic backgrounds in art history from France and furniture making

from Montreal, Canada. My work blends straw marquetry, woodworking,

and metal accents. In each piece, I weave stories drawn from animistic

folklore and fictional tales, reflecting my belief that handcrafted objects

are not merely items, but sanctuaries for souls to reside.

Invisible Monster 03

Medium: Wood, Rye Straw, & Brass

Size: 45 x 29 x 10cm

Price: £850

Year: 2023

Explore the 'Invisible Monsters' a collection inspired by

unseen amoebic threats, arranged with taxidermy-like

precision. These pieces reveal the hidden dangers of

microorganisms through

lifelike rye straw scales, reflecting light to showcase the

intricate interplay of beauty and peril.

Invisible Monster (04)


Size: 55 x 45 x 7cm

Price: £1350

Year: 2023

Explore the 'Invisible Monsters' a collection inspired by

unseen amoebic threats, arranged with taxidermy-like

precision. These pieces reveal the hidden dangers of

microorganisms through



SOLD

Invisible Monster (05)


Size: 45 x 35 x 8cm

Price: £1100

Year: 2024

Explore the 'Invisible Monsters' a collection inspired by unseen

amoebic threats, arranged with taxidermy-like precision. These

pieces reveal the hidden dangers of microorganisms through



SOLD

Kara Simpson

Kara Simpson is a digital artist whose work documents a deeply personal

journey. Combining personal and pop culture nostalgia to explore

thoughts, dreams and memories. The unapologetically playful style gives

these dark thoughts a soft space to sit and breathe, allowing for the

possibility of reinvention whilst also challenging the notion that childhood

is a time of unfettered innocence.

Bad Hair Day

Medium: Giclée Print



Edition: 2/15

Price: £210

Year: 2023

(Unframed £150.00)

Digital artwork. Fine art giclée print on Hahnemühle

German etching paper.

Old Dolls In Diaphanous

Dresses

Medium: Giclée Print

Size: 82x 53cm (Framed)


Edition: 4/25

Price: £330 Framed

Year: 2023

(Unframed £240.00)

Digital artwork. Fine art giclée print on

Hahnemühle German etching paper.

SOLD 3/25

Yum Yum Murder Mystery

Medium: Giclée print

Size: 50 x 50cm


Edition: 11/25

Price: £250

Year: 2023

(Unframed £180.00)

Digital artwork. Fine art giclée print on Hahnemühle

German etching paper.

Kate Mayer

Abstract artist, Kate Mayer, infuses her work with vibrant energy and

emotion. Drawing inspiration from spoken words and music, Mayer's

paintings explore themes of identity, resilience, and the human spirit. With

bold strokes and rich colours, she creates captivating compositions that

invite viewers to contemplate their own journey. Mayer's art has been

bought by collectors worldwide, earning recognition for its depth and

dynamism. Through her work, she seeks to ignite conversation and inspire

others to embrace their unique path.

Speak Your Truth

Medium: Acrylic & Spray Paint on Canvas

Size: 80 x 80cm (unframe

Size: 85 x 85 (Framed)

Price: £2450

Year: 2023

Inspired by an interview with Davina McCall,

'Speak Your Truth' bursts with bold colours,

urging you to be fearless in expressing yourself.

Let it remind you of the joy that comes with

embracing your true colours.

Go Your Own Way

Medium: Gesso, Acrylic and Spray Paint on

Plywood Tondo

Size: 87cm (Diameter)

Price: £1950

Year: 2023

Go Your Own Way' captures independence

and strength in a circular form. Its beachinspired

palette and dynamic strokes

evoke the energy of crashing waves,

embodying freedom. A visual anthem to

self-assurance, it encourages courage and

authenticity.

Katie Evans

Katie Evans is a local abstract artist who likes to create colourful and

uplifting art using acrylics and other mediums. She is particularly drawn to

metallics, so these feature heavily in her work, loves to explore textures to

create 3-D effects.

Jewel Of The Sea

Medium: Mixed with Gold Leaf & Glass Acrylic

Beads

Size: 100 x 100cm

Price: £795

Year: 2024

This piece was created with majestic sunsets

over the sea in mind. It is designed to be a

statement piece of artwork which should light

up any room.

Keiron Farrow

Painting started for me in 1989/90, with the sleeve of The Stone Roses first

album. Which their guitarist, John Squire painted and designed in the style

of Jackson Pollock... What I paint is the interplay of the world I inhabit and

my internal landscape. The balance between them stirs a sequence of

sensations. These cause a colour collision, in which I find self revelation and

ultimately freedom. Also, and perhaps most importantly importantly,

painting is the purest joy I possess.

Desire Path

Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 61 x 82cm

Size: 61 x 86.5cm

Price: £320

Year: 2024

A desire path is that short cut we take:

through the hedge, past the garages to

the shops...It's about getting there

quicker so we can reach where we

really want to be.

Gratitude


Size: 61 x 82cm

Size: 61 x 86.5cm

Price: £320

Year: 2024

Gratitude to me, is simply one of

life's golden feelings.

Kolapo Olorunyemi

Driven by the complexities of human interaction, Nigerian artist

Olorunyemi Kolapo utilizes his art to explore the complexities of identity.

His works delve into the various forms of connection, or lack thereof, that

we weave through language, gestures, expressions, cultural values, and

even physical proximity. Kolapo's artistic journey ignited as a teenager,

fuelled by the readily available charcoal and diverse surfaces that

surrounded him.

Despite pursuing a career in Physics, as per his parents' wishes, the pull of

artistry proved irresistible. He embarked on his professional art journey in

2005, eventually earning their support after graduation.

The Resilient Spirits: Awelewa

Awakens (4)


Size: 30 x 90cm

Price: ££985

Year: 2023

The series delves into the decolonization of history through

the depiction of black women with exceptionally long necks.

These masks serve as a representation of the dualities faced

by black women—their hidden struggles, the silencing of

their voices, and the preservation of their cultural heritage.

Incorporated into the upper part of each mask are elements

inspired by African artifact mask sculptures, emphasizing a

connection to the ancestral past and the importance of

cultural memory even in the future

The Resilient Spirits: Awelewa

Awakens (6)


Size: 30 x 90cm

Price: £985

Year: 2023

The series delves into the decolonization of history through the

depiction of black women with exceptionally long necks. These

masks serve as a representation of the dualities faced by black

women—their hidden struggles, the silencing of their voices, and

the preservation of their cultural heritage. Incorporated into the

upper part of each mask are elements inspired by African artifact

mask sculptures, emphasizing a connection to the ancestral past

and the importance of cultural memory even in the future

Kristina Kordova

My passion for wildlife settled early, growing up in a small town in the

mountains of Bulgaria, which allowed to immerse into lush landscapes.

Moving to the UK to pursue my degree in Biological Sciences allowed me

to expand my observations and build awareness of issues of species

conservation and restoration from a scientific perspective. The two fields

of my passion – art and science, finally came together and I started

exploring species dynamics through my paintings of rare flowers and

animals in the approachable tradition of still life.

Bee’s Flight Home


Size: 30 x 40cm

Price: £410

Year: 2023

The painting depicts the flight of the first endangered

species of bumblebee home – the rusty patched

bumblebee. The bouquet of picked flowers symbolizes

the destruction of its home, causing the reduction in its

population.

Butterfly’s Whisper

Medium: Oil & Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 40 x 50cm

Price: £590

Year: 2023

A Butterfly’s Whisper pays homage to

the rare California pipevine swallowtail

and the dedication of biologist Dr

Wong in its conservation. The rays of

sunlight create a feeling of a dream in

which a single person can make a

difference in the conservation of a

species.

Queen Of The Alps


Size: 28 x 35cm

Price: £390

Year: 2023

‘Edelweiss’ translates to “noble and white”. Seen

as a symbol of dedication, young men used to

present them to loved ones. So many flowers were

picked that they became endangered and a

protected species across the Alps. The flower is

also in danger of reduced habitat due to warming.

Laura Rozamunda

Laura Rozamunda is an artist and writer, born in Kent, 1999. Working

primarily in oils, she creates realist works on canvas and paper, influenced

by Impressionist uses of light. Her background in literature informs the

narratives weaved into each artwork. From portraiture to architecture and

landscape, her diverse subjects reflect an insatiable curiosity of the

surrounding world, attempting to translate a moment into an artistic

experience. She received her MA in Art History from the Courtauld

Institute of Art, London.

Campo Santi Giovanni e

Paolo

Medium: Oil & Graphite on Primed Paper

Size: 27.7 x 40cm (Unframed)

Size: 29.7 x 42cm (Framed)

Price: £500

Year: 2023

Drawn on location and painted in the

studio, this view across the Venetian

square of Saints Giovanni and Paolo

captures the city’s warmth at dusk after an

autumn rain. Reflections of streetlights

illuminate the architecture of the Basilica.

SOLD

Lizzie Hill

Winner of the Royal Academy of Arts Jack Goldhill Prize for Sculpture 2023,

Kent based artist Lizzie Hill graduated with a 1 st class degree in Fine Art at

The University of Kent in 2020. Informed by her interest in the human

impact on the planet and our place in deep time, Lizzie now works almost

exclusively with waste materials, weaving them into large

anthropomorphic and geological forms. Lizzie will be exhibiting work at

this year's Lucca Biennale Cartasia in Italy.

Mudlark

Medium: Waste Materials & Wire

Size: 84 x 65 x 10cm

Price: £1500

Year: 2023

A wall-based sculpture, woven from

waste materials on a wire warp. The

woven layers emulate hidden

geology and underground river

systems.

Wall Strata 1

Medium: Waste Materials & Wire

Size: 80 x 40 x 5cm

Price: £950

Year: 2023

A wall-based sculpture woven from

waste materials and wire. Emulating

layers of geological strata, posing

questions about the Anthropocene.

Louis Szabo

My name is Louis Szabo, I am a self-taught landscape artist with the main

goal of producing impactful works of art that romanticise the natural world

as I am deeply inspired by the immense and powerful biodiversity held by

the Earth. I do my best to achieve this by accurately representing nature

with a realistic yet painterly style through the use of colour and

juxtaposing texture to generate atmosphere, depth and precision.

Mount Wank


Size: 100 x 80cm

Price: £400

Year: 2022

Featuring the beautiful Mount Wank in southern

Germany, this painting shows two horses grazing in a

nearby field after a stormy morning.

Mountain Men


Size: 90 x 90cm

Price: £400

Year: 2023

A group of mountain goats trekking along a

mountainous path.

The Holy Church Annas


Size: 80 x 60cm

Price: £350

Year: 2023

St. Anna’s Catholic church surrounded by

Slovakia’s Autumn glory, overlooking the Belinska

Tatras mountains.

SOLD

Louise Verity

I’m inspired by the great colour field painters, abstract expressionists and

the impressionists. When I stand in front of a painting I love in a gallery, I

feel a connection to all the other people that love that painting. I feel like

we’re all the reason it’s there. I love bringing colours together as a way of

evoking this experience.

Green 4



Size: 49 x 65.5cm (Framed)

Price: £250

Year: 2024

In this painting I stripped back my process and the layers

under the aquamarine are just black. I wanted to give

the beautiful green centre stage.

Blue 2




Price: £250

Year: 2024

For me, Blue 2 is about the effect that the colours

showing through from the layers underneath have on

the Prussian Blue that makes up most of the canvas.

This balance is so fundamental to how I approach

painting.

Ogen Osiegbu

Ogen Osiegbu is a self-taught artist from Delta State, Nigeria, but lives in

the city of Lagos. His art is inspired by the Orogodo River, which is a source

of livelihood to the people of Owa Kingdom, (Ogen’s ancestry home), in

Delta State.

Ogen’s love for the Benin masks comes from his ancestral link to the Benin

tribe through his grandmother who is partly from Edo State, the home of

the Benin people.

Myriad Of Souls

Medium: Acrylic, Graffiti Ink & Oil Pastel on

Canvas

Size: 121 x 121cm

Price: £850

Year: 2023

Mama Papa Pikin

Medium: Acrylic, Spray Paint, Oil Pastel &

Graffiti Ink on Canvas

Size: 121 x 121cm

Price: £850

Year: 2024

Paul Flanders

My main subject is primarily nocturnal urban landscapes, painted directly

on site, around South East London and the people who live and work

there. I am influenced by urban photographers such as Brassaï and Saul

Leiter, artists such as Edward Hopper and Doreen Fletcher and noir films

such as ‘M’, ‘Blade Runner’ and ‘Fallen Angels’. I draw on these influences

to explore the relationship between London's rapidly changing, modular

landscape, and its diverse and increasingly fluid, impermanent community.

Deptford High Street,

6.50pm



Size: 33.5 x 43.5cm (Framed)

Price: £800

Year: 2023

Nocturne, painted au plein air.

SOLD

Herbert Road,

Plumstead 11.40pm



Size: 33.5 x 43.5cm (Framed)

Price: £800

Year: 2023

Nocturne, painted au plein air

Pauline Maddocks

Pauline Maddocks gained a BA Hons from St Martin’s, after which she

enjoyed an extensive career in the fashion industry as designer then buyer.

Upon moving to the Chilterns, she 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 and galleries

in London and the Home Counties, including: The Broadway Letchworth,

The Boomer Gallery and the London Lighthouse Gallery.

Misplaced


Size: 70 x 70cm

Price: £850

Year: 2023

In this abstract floral painting, the copper

and orange tones zing against the aubergine

and turquoise. Although it is an autumnal

colour palette, the turquoise and yellow lift

the painting as if it is bathed in light.

Take my Hand


Size: 70 x 70cm

Price: £850

Year: 2023

The narrative shows a delicate pathway

between tumbling flora. Dark patches of

colour encroach on the pastels of the

flowers, imitating the poisons man is

polluting the planet with. Can we find a path

to arresting the destruction?

Let’s Fall in love


Size: 100 x 100cm

Price: £950

Year: 2024

This painting portraying spring colours shows

the seeds dispersing into the atmosphere.

The green leaves morph into the background

of broken flora.

Phoebe Corker-Marin

As a sculptor Phoebe Corker-Marin is interested in our internal narratives, the

stories we tell ourselves. For her these experiences are physical, grounded in her.

body. It is through her body that she perceives, remembers, and reacts to the world.

She therefore set out to transcribe these internal experiences into physical objects.

Their small, hand-held, scale suits the intimate subjects they address. Rather than

shouting, their size is an invitation to come closer and engage with their world.

True Colours

Medium: Raw Silk, Dupion Silk & Hollowfibre

Size: 11 x 11 x 4.5cm

Price: £1560

Year: 2019

To show one's true colours

Takes vulnerability & strength

Somewhere between

Clark Kent revealing his identity

& Buffy Summers exposing her neck

Female torso made from silk with slash

down left side of chest

exposing artist’s interpretation of the

bisexual flag colours.

Punam Singh

Punam Singh is a London-based abstract expressionist and intuitive painter

who confides in the earthly properties of natural materials to showcase

her practice. Brought up on a remote tea plantation in Assam, her jungle

upbringing surrounded by the Himalayas provide the foundation for her

work. Using concrete as a base layer, she seeks to highlight the resilience of

the human and nature’s spirit, before unleashing swarms of colour,

patterns and ranging styles – from bold to small strokes.

Indian Summer (1)

Medium: Acrylic, Concrete & Plaster on

Canvas.

Size: 91 x 61cm

Price: £800

Year: 2022

This painting is one of a series, inspired by

the song of the same title and childhood

memories of summer days spent in India

and the lush green surrounding after the

monsoon rains.

The Comfort of the

Woods

Medium: Acrylic, Concrete & Plaster on

Canvas.

Size: 100 x 50cm

Price: £850

Year: 2021

Inspired by the pine forests that

surrounded our childhood home in the

foothills of the Himalayas. Those early

memories are a source of comfort and joy,

hence the title.

Rita Krupavičiutė

Rita Krupaviciute is a Lithuanian-born artist whose practice is rooted in the

academic and individual studies, also MA in Fine Art at Middlesex

University in London. The central idea of her artistic exploration is nature

and humanity in space and time. Her research is expressed through the

series of paintings such as TREE STORIES and FLOWERS LIFE. Through her

artworks, Rita seeks to bring into focus the relationship between nature,

humanity and temporality of constant changes in us and around us.

Rita’s artworks have been exhibited in London, overseas in Italy,

Germany, Norway, Poland, Lithuania and Latvia.

Hyacinthus I

Medium: Mixed Media on Canvas

Size: 80 x 30cm

Price: £233

Year: 2024

A diptych ‘HyacinthusI’ and ‘Hyacinthus II’ is from a series of

paintings FLOWERS LIFE.

Spring brings freshness, rejuvenation of life and reminds us a

passing by time, to live HERE and HOW.

The idea is to capture spontaneously the momentum of lifetime

outside in the garden.

Hyacinthus II

Medium: Mixed Media on Canvas

Size: 80 x 30cm

Price: £233

Year: 2024

A diptych ‘HyacinthusI’ and ‘Hyacinthus II’ is from a series of paintings

FLOWERS LIFE.

Spring brings freshness, rejuvenation of life and reminds us a passing

by time, to live HERE and HOW.

The idea is to capture spontaneously the momentum of life-time

outside in the garden.

Russell Barratt

Russell Barratt is a textile artist known for his vibrant, expressive quilted

artworks. Utilising second-hand fabrics and repurposed clothing, Barratt's

creations are not only visually striking but also environmentally conscious,

embodying the principles of recycling and sustainability.

His work reflects a deep connection to memories of childhood, domestic

life, and the nostalgic resonance of specific textiles.

He incorporates traditional quilting techniques while pushing the

boundaries to create innovative and contemporary pieces, prompting

viewers to contemplate the significance of materiality, memory, and

craftsmanship in our modern world.

Blue

Medium: Used textiles, used clothing,

bamboo/cotton batting and cotton thread

Size: 165 x 150cm

Price: £1880

Year: 2022

Responding to the use of a single colour, this quilt

uses the architecture of deconstructed clothing as

a playful main motif. Quilting thread ends are left

exposed to acknowledge the handmade process of

the maker.

Sam Haynes

Sam Haynes is a multi-media, mid career artist based in London, working

with sculpture, installation and photography. With an Art in Architecture

MA from the University of East London, her geometric, abstract work,

using found objects and materials, expresses a dynamic physicality through

an elegantly balanced aesthetic. She launched her new photo print series

of sculptural assemblages in 2021, with exhibitions in London, Rome and

Barcelona, with her first solo show last year at the Bloom Gallery, London.

Stroke of Luck

Medium: Photography



Edition: 1 of 10

Price: £885

Year: 2022

Crushed aluminium strip light reflector

panel on pink Spandex: digital

photographic print directly onto

aluminium, giving the lightest areas a

slight shine as you move across the image,

emphasising it's 3D quality.

Siarhei Yazlavetski

Siarhei Yazlavetski, a London-based photographer originally from Belarus,

specializes in landscapes and documentary photography. His work explores

self-reflection and surreal worlds, inviting viewers to introspect. With

accolades including exhibitions in Minsk and honourable mentions,

Yazlavetski's precision, honed through his background in software

engineering, defines his approach. Exclusively using film cameras, he crafts

images with philosophical depth, drawing from his diverse educational

background. Captivated by photography from a young age, Yazlavetski now

shares his unique perspective with the world.

Waterfall

Medium: Giclee Print - Hahnemuhle Baryta FA Paper

Edition: 1 of 5

Size: 50 x 50cm, (Unframed)


Price: £500

Year: 2013

The photograph was taken on Ilford PanF film via

Hasselblad 503cw camera in the south of Iceland.

Stream


Edition: 1 of 5



Price: £500

Year: 2013



Columns


Edition: 1 of 5



Price: £500

Year: 2013



Steve Chapman

Stevexoh is a self-taught artist known for his distinctive black and white

drawings, his colourful paintings, his 3D wooden cut-outs and his unusual

conceptual art projects. Steve finds the World a fascinatingly bizarre place

and creates art to give his hyperactive imagination and neuro-diverse mind

an outlet. His work has been described as “art which captures so well how

weird and imperfect the world is.”

Steve is at his best when he is not quite sure what he is doing.

Today is Very Difficult

Medium: Acrylic Paints on Bristol Board



Price: £295

Year: 2023

I started painting headlines for the fictional “The Daily

Human” 2 years ago as a way of not hiding difficult,

shameful things, but putting them on a banner headline. I

painted this one on Christmas Day 2023.

The Cowboy and The Iron

Medium: Acrylic Paints on Paper


Size: 27.5 x 27.5 x 4cm (Framed)

Price: £225

Year: 2022

I like drawing/painting cowboys - an archetypal societal

symbol of masculinity - and depicting them in

vulnerable or less cowboy-like situations as an

invitation to challenge the norms of what it means to

be a man. As soon as I saw the look on the face of this

one I knew what was on his mind.

Taiwo Bolaji

Taiwo Bolaji Emmanuel was born in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria, Bolaji is

primarily known for his focus on pointillism, using acrylic paint as his

preferred medium, while also experimenting with oil and mixed media. His

artwork often depicts views of life and nature, capturing emotions through

vibrant colours. Throughout his career. In recent years, he has expanded

his artistic repertoire by exploring painting and mark-making techniques.

This journey has allowed him to infuse his artwork with elements of

floristry and craftsmanship.

WOJU (Look into my Eyes)


Size: 91 x 121cm

Price: £875

Year: 2023

Woju meaning (look into my eyes) it's not what you look at

that matter, it's what you see. Always be yourself. Express

yourself, have faith in yourself, because people can be smiling

outside, but they are not happy, we don't see people as they

are but as they appear to us.

SOLD

Teresa Shippel Hales

I take inspiration from nature; the interplay of sunlight, the formation of

shadows & silhouettes, reflections in water; from puddles to the sea. And

the sky; clouds, dramatic & threatening or light & insubstantial, creating a

uniquely limitless visual theatre. I am also drawn to functional objects;

beauty in the mundane: padlocks, keys, tools, bikes, books, tables & chairs.

Not solely attracted by the forms & textures of the objects themselves, but

also to the relationship between positive & negative, by their

compositional qualities.

Fortess Road

Medium: Photo Etching/Aquatint/Watercolour



Edition: 1 of 30

Price: £195

Price: £120 - Unframed

Year: 2023

A mundane row of graffiti covered shuttered

shops between Kentish Town & Tufnell Park,

flats above, brickwork battered, neglected,

unloved. This scene presented me with a blank

canvas, to add colour and focus. The division

between flats looks like the buildings have

been stitched together by a giant hand.

St Fagans

Medium: Photo Etching/Aquatint



Edition: 1 of 30

Price: £240

Price: £150 - Unframed

Year: 2023

A dark, confined space in an old worker’s

cottage in Glamorgan, the ceiling made

up of woven rushes. The only window

allowing diffused light into the dwelling,

hardly touching the walls, highlighting an

old wooden spindle armchair. So

atmospheric, possibly cosy with the peat

fire lit.

Teresa Williams

Teresa has worked with digital and analogue collage to create images

around themes of nostalgia, the displacement of time, and the

iconography of women.

Recently her focus has been to produce work which draws attention to the

environmental issue of erosion.

Since finishing her Photography MA in 2019 she has been selected to show

work at the London Lighthouse Gallery, Photo Oxford, Glasgow Gallery of

Photography, Florida, and via projection at Tate Modern. She has work in

several publications.

Melite

Medium: Mixed media with photography, hand

embroidery, beach debris, smashed sea glass and sand,

on sustainable bamboo paper



Price: £425

Year: 2024

One of the Greek mythological Nereids, Melite is the

personification of calm seas. Looking out to sea from

Pakefield beach, she is clothed in geo textiles and other

debris which has landed on the beach as the cliffs have

fallen.

SOLD

Actaea


embroidery, beach debris on sustainable hemp paper



Price: £425

Year: 2024

One of the Greek mythological Nereids, Actaea is the

Nereid of the sea shore. Standing on Pakefield beach, she

is draped in geo textiles and other debris which has

landed on the beach as the cliffs have fallen.

Eione


embroidery, beach debris, smashed sea glass and sand

on sustainable bamboo paper



Price: £425

Year: 2024

Eione is the Greek mythological Nereid of the beach

strand. She looks out to large pools of water that have

collected on Pakefield beach and is draped in geo

textiles, wire, and other debris which has fallen onto the

beach.

Vicki Salmi

Vicki Salmi is a visual artist from Kent. Her process-based practice is

grounded in intuitive mark-making and driven by an overactive mind in

motion and interplay between chaos and control. It is a reaction to, and

exploration of a world fill of information and sensory overload and limitless

possibilities found within it.

She has exhibited in various solo, and group shows including the Turner

Contemporary and completed artist commissions for London nightspot,

The Cross, Looping the Loop, and POW Thanet.

Parrots Can’t Cook Dinner


Size: 141 x 167 x 5cm

Price: £3500

Year: 2024

This painting is from a show called ‘I Like Birds’ and a leap of

faith that birdlike forms might appear through incidental

marks connecting with one another rather than conscious

intention just as the title is from a randomly overheard

conversation.

Wai Yi Chung

Wai Yi Chung (b. 1998) is a multi-disciplinary visual artist from Hong Kong.

She has a Bachelor of Social Science (Hons) in Journalism and

Communication and a Master of Art in Fine Art. Her work Crossing Paths

(2023) is in the South Hill Park Arts Centre collection. She has exhibited in

group shows "Residents" and "Kharites" and the Graduate Art Show 2023

in London, was longlisted for VAO23 and was a finalist in the Broadway

Arts Festival Open Competition 2023.

Error 12-Not Enough Memory


Size: 50 x 60cm

Price: £779

Year: 2023

This painting is inspired by my childhood

memory when most things were analogue. We

invented toy with stationery, like eraser-Beyblade, ballpen-airplane.

Some of us draw some intricate mazes

with imaginary mechanics to play with and pretend it’s

a video game.

Yunjie Huang

Yunjie Huang, born in 1998, is a London-based ceramic artist and illustrator

blending ancient cultures and contemporary narratives. With a foundation

in Industrial Design and a Distinction in MA Illustration from Camberwell

College of Arts, her work draws inspiration from goddess-worshipping

cultures, translated into dreamy creations with surreal undertones. Yunjie's

art, addressing themes of feminism and societal structures, has been

internationally recognised and exhibited. Utilising porcelain, she crafts

symbols of femininity, embedding ancient wisdom and contemporary

resistance in her pieces, aiming to provoke reflection, inspire change, and

celebrate femininity's power.

The Cup Theater

Medium: Porcelain

Edition: Candlelight

Size: 15 x 13 x 10cm/13 x 7 x 9cm

Price: £295/235

Year: 2024

The Kissing Cup series is a practice to create a theatrical

place through the using of the cup. When the user puts

drinks into the cup, the nose inside will be drowned. It

will be “saved” from drowning when the user kisses and

finishes drinking from the cup, whilst simultaneously

convey the message that gaslighting and emotional

manipulation may look like the expression of love, but it

is still dangerous and sometimes invisible in a

relationship.

The Cup Theater

Medium: Porcelain

Edition: High Tower

Size: 15 x 13 x 10cm/13 x 7 x 9cm

Price: £295/235

Year: 2024

The Kissing Cup series is a practice to create a theatrical

place through the using of the cup. When the user puts

drinks into the cup, the nose inside will be drowned. It

will be “saved” from drowning when the user kisses and

finishes drinking from the cup, whilst simultaneously

convey the message that gaslighting and emotional

manipulation may look like the expression of love, but it

is still dangerous and sometimes invisible in a

relationship.

Zoja Kalinovskis

Zoja is a London-based conceptual, fine art photographer. As a queer, nonbinary,

disabled artist they are interested in exploring concepts around

identity, gender, disability, race, mental health, the climate crisis, and

anything that challenges societal norms. They use their art as a form of

activism to highlight social injustice.

They have won multiple awards and exhibited internationally of which

‘Phopy’ was part of the Taylor Wessing Photo Portrait Prize Exhibition 2023

at the National Portrait Gallery in London.

Zeke & Eko (Unseen Series)

Medium: Giclée Fine Art Print with Reverse Face

Mounting in Matte Acrylic

Edition: 1 of 1

Size: 91 x 60cm (Dibond - Framed)

Price: £2000

Year: 2022

Inspired by classical statues, Unseen celebrates

disabled bodies as art instead of pity. The largest

minority group in the world with 1.3 billion

people, this series flips the script on what

disability 'looks like' and includes those with

invisible disabilities.

Phopy (Unseen Series)

Medium: Giclée Fine Art Print with Reverse

Face Mounting in Matte Acrylic

Edition: 1 of 1

Size: 60 x 40cm

Price: £800

Year: 2022

Inspired by classical statues, Unseen

celebrates disabled bodies as art instead of

pity. The largest minority group in the world

with 1.3 billion people, this series flips the

script on what disability 'looks like' and

includes those with invisible disabilities.

Phopy was part of the Taylor Wessing

Photo Portrait Prize Exhibition 2023 at

the National Portrait Gallery in London.

Lana & Laura (Unseen Series)

Medium: Giclée Fine Art Print with Reverse Face

Mounting in Matte Acrylic

Edition: 1 of 1

Size: 60 x 40cm

Price: £800

Year: 2022

Inspired by classical statues, Unseen celebrates

disabled bodies as art instead of pity. The largest

minority group in the world with 1.3 billion people,

this series flips the script on what disability 'looks

like' and includes those with invisible disabilities.

All rights reserved 2024

©londonlighthousegallery

www.londonlighthousegallery.com

With special thanks to

London Lighthouse Gallery & Studio

18 Lyell Street, London City Island, London, E14 0TS

2024 Spring Exhibition Catalogue

Transform your PDFs into Flipbooks and boost your revenue!

Delete template?

Save as template ?