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2025 Spring Exhibition Catalogue

This year, from over 300 applications, we've carefully selected 25 talented artists from across the globe. Many are returning favourites from past editions, now showcasing 64 brand-new, never-before-seen works. The exhibition features a diverse range of media including painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, and more offering something for every art lover to discover.

This year, from over 300 applications, we've carefully selected 25 talented artists from across the globe. Many are returning favourites from past editions, now showcasing 64 brand-new, never-before-seen works. The exhibition features a diverse range of media including painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, and more offering something for every art lover to discover.

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Exhibition Catalogue


London Lighthouse Gallery & Studio

2025 Spring Exhibition

We’re thrilled to announce our 2025 Spring Exhibition a muchanticipated

annual event that continues to serve as a vibrant

platform for new and emerging artists. Over the years, many of our

previously shortlisted artists have gone on to exhibit with

esteemed institutions such as the Royal Academy of Arts, Saatchi

Gallery, and the John Rankin Prize.

This year, from over 300 applications, we've carefully selected 25

talented artists from across the globe. Many are returning

favourites from past editions, now showcasing 64 brand-new,

never-before-seen works. The exhibition features a diverse range

of media including painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, and

more offering something for every art lover to discover.


Alexandra Moskalenko

Alexandra Moskalenko, born in Paris and now living in London comes from

a family of painters. She is a self-taught artist. Her work celebrates diversity

and biodiversity, and examines the concepts of displacement, belonging

and identity.

Some of her paintings feature endangered bird species, trees and plants

and explore the relationship between human beings and the natural world.


Pink Hair

Medium: Oil on Fabric and Canvas

Size: 67 x 81 x 4cm

Price: £620

Year: 2014

This is one of my early portraits, it’s a fictional character. I

wanted to portray a woman with different facets, so this is a

woman who is feminine with an edge represented by the

pink hair. This will be the first time this painting is exhibited.


La Danse 7

(Printemps à Paris - Springtime in Paris)

Medium: Oil on Deck Chair Fabric & Canvas

Size: 43 x 54 x 3cm

Price: £550

Year: 2025

The couple is inspired by the famous black and white 1963

photograph by Malick Sidibé entitled ‘Nuit de Noël’. I love

how this photograph exudes so much happiness and

carefree joy. Here I represent a couple on vibrant deck chair

fabric to add an element of fun and holiday feels.


La Danse 8

(Été Indien - Indian Summer)

Medium: Oil on Deck Chair Fabric & Canvas

Size: 43 x 53 x 3cm

Price: £550

Year: 2025

The couple is inspired by the famous black and white 1963

photograph by Malick Sidibé entitled ‘Nuit de Noël’. I love how

this photograph exudes so much happiness and carefree joy.

Here I represent a couple on vibrant deck chair fabric to add

an element of fun and holiday feels.


Barbara Hodgson

I am a self-taught amateur artist. Every artwork represents a personal

adventure where I enjoy creating tonal intensity and juxtaposition to build

atmosphere. My expressive style aims to capture mood and energy, with a

vibrant colour palette and evocative marks.

Drawing and mark making are crucial to my process. I’m interested in

textures from contrasts, using a mix of transparent and opaque, definite

colours.

My preferred mediums are Pen & Ink and high flow Acrylics, which I find

versatile and vibrant. I am particularly interested in perspective, whether

‘close in’ to the scene or from an aerial or lateral viewpoint, especially if

something people would pass by without looking, can be seen all over

again.


Sunrise Over Andalucia

Medium: Acrylic Paint & inks.

Size: 35.5 x 25.4cm (Unframed)

Size: 47 x 37cm (Framed)

Price: £650

Year: 2024

The morning skies in the countryside around Seville,

Andalucia are stunning all year round and never more so

than when seasons change. I concentrated on the cloud

formations to start with and the picture evolved from

there. High flow acrylics on saturated cotton watercolour

paper enabled me to create several layers, gradually

increasing in intensity. The landscape beneath

complements the morning sky, graduating into deep

purples and hints of green on the grassland. The painting

took around 12 hours to complete.


Tree in a Churchyard

Medium: Acrylic Paint & Inks, Calligraphy Ink Pen.

Size: 22.9 x 30.5cm (Unframed)

Size: 34.5 x 42.5cm (Framed)

Price: £650

Year: 2024

This tree sits, lonely but majestic, in the churchyard of

the Church of St Mary Magdalene in the middle of

Richmond, Surrey. I used Pen and Ink en plein air,

concentrating on the textures of the ancient trunk and

branches festooned with shades of greenery. The

subsequent painting used high flow acrylics finished with

a calligraphy ink pen, to bring out the substance and

mood of a tree which no-one usually notices.


Bea Lukowska

Beata is a self-taught artist based in Cambridge. She specializes in creating

landscapes, architectural pieces, and urban scenes, with a strong passion

for capturing historical buildings in countryside settings. Being drawn

towards nature refers back to her memories of a happy childhood in

Poland. During her Architecture and Buildings Conservation studies in

Poland and in Germany, she developed a particular interest in historical

buildings and in their urban settings. Beata works from her small studio

space at home.


St Katharine Docks, London

Medium: Pencil, Coloured Pencils, Charcoal,

Watercolour & Ink on Paper

Size: 29 x 20cm (Unframed)

Size: 45.5 x 33cm (Framed)

Price: £395

Year: 2025

Coloured drawing/watercolour depicting a

scene of St Katharine Docks in London


River Thames - Whitby Pub, London

Medium: Pencil, Coloured Pencils, Charcoal,

Watercolour & Ink on Paper

Size: 29 x 20cm (Unframed)

Size: 45.5 x 33cm (Framed)

Price: £395

Year: 2025

Coloured drawing/watercolour depicting a scene

of River Thames - Whitby pub in London


River Lea - Industrial Site, London

Medium: Pencil, Coloured Pencils, Charcoal,

Watercolour & Ink on Paper

Size: 29 x 20cm (Unframed)

Size: 45.5 x 33cm (Framed)

Price: £395

Year: 2025

Coloured drawing/watercolour depicting a scene

of River Lea – industrial site in London.


Damilola Joy Olusegun

Damilola Joy Olusegun (born 1997, Ogun State, Nigeria) is an artist captivated by the

intricate beauty of flowers and the expansive majesty of seascapes, landscapes, and

open skies. Her art serves as a celebration of the natural world, highlighting both the

smallest details and the grandest vistas.

Through her work, Damilola delves into the complexities and wonders of nature, finding

unique challenges and opportunities for artistic expression in her chosen subjects. She

aspires for her art to to spark conversations about the beauty and intricacy of the

natural world, encouraging viewers to see and appreciate their surrounds in new ways.

Damilola's work has gained international attention and is held in private collections

around the globe. in 2019, she was honoured with the Best Young Visual Artist of The

Year award by Everyday Chapter, a testament to her talent and dedication to her craft.


Birds Eye View

Medium: Mixed Media on Canvas

Size: 132.08 x 147.32cm

Price: £3000

Year: 2025


A Moment Beyond Time

Medium: Mixed Media on Canvas

Size: 132.08 x 147.32cm

Price: £3000

Year: 2024


Dom Holmes

Dom Holmes is a queer British Oil-Painter based in East London. Their work is concerned

with our connection to nature within an urban environment, exploring the relevance of

seasonal wildlife and community amidst late-stage capitalism and the current climate

crisis through botanical life within cities. Their current collections are inspired by

nonindigenous species and the impact on the surroundings.

Dom is self-taught, utilising traditional oil painting methods and minimal materials,

specifically using glazes and colour theory to build depth and

intensity of colour with the fewest pigments possible.


A Ti Plant at Jallianwala Bagh

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Size: 50 x 100cm (Unframed)

Size: 55 x 105cm (Framed)

Price: £1895

Year: 2025

This piece is inspired by a row of Ti Plants at the Jallianwala Bagh

Memorial Garden in Amritsar, India, originally photographed by my

partner during a recent trip to visit family in India.


A Ti Plant in Silverlake, CA

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Size: 80 x 100cm (Unframed)

Size: 86 x 106cm (Framed)

Price: £2395

Year: 2025

This largescale oil painting is the first in my series

contemplating the impact of non-indigenous plant life in

urban settings, inspired by an old Ti Plant outside a house I

stayed at in Silverlake, CA, in March 2024.


Ephraim Kihondo

Painting is how I plot rebellion. A rebellion against groupthink, against power and against

societal structures rooted in fear and division. My work explores love as a radical resistance

to the above where, through critique and questioning, we arrive at the need to build worlds

curated around intention, inclusivity and love.

My practice acknowledges the pains of the present whilst also noticing the quiet hope

within it as a blueprint for a brighter future.


Fragile Masculinity

Medium: Acrylic and Mixed Media

Size: 76.2 x 72.6cm

Price: £350

Year: 2024

Mourning the cost of emotional repression, ‘Fragile

Masculinity’ journeys through a chaos of mythology, folklore

and personal introspection. Challenging inherited

narratives, it suggests the pursuit of masculinity’s peak is

futile, and that liberation begins where performance ends.


The Grave Outdoors

Medium: Oil Pastel and Mixed Media

Size: 76.2 x 76.2 cm

Price: £350

Year: 2025

Set against the mythical River Styx, ‘The Grave Outdoors’

depicts the modern conundrum for the indigenous child:

surrender to consumerism’s seductive spell of sex,

money and drugs, or seek the obscured, harder path

towards love, community and ancestral memory.


Erick Teixeira

With two decades of experience in the visual arts industry, Erick has had the opportunity to

publish projects across different continents, from Latin America and North America to

Africa and Europe.

Debuting as a photographer in 2017, he has received honourable mentions in international

awards and, furthermore, contributed to art exhibitions. With simplicity and unique angles,

his work explores different aspects of traditional landscapes and contemporary

architecture, documenting the fascinating elements encountered along the way.


Pale and Silent I

Medium: Photography

Size: 29.7 x 42cm (Unframed)

Size: 42 x 59.4cm (Framed)

Edition: 1/1

Price: £475

Year: 2022

Pale and Silent I reveals an Icelandic spring beneath a vast grey

sky, where fresh grass clings to a quiet mountain. Though

sunlight hides, the scene breathes quiet hope - a soft stillness,

patiently waiting, gently believing that warmth will come.


Pale and Silent II

Medium: Photography

Size: 29.7 x 42cm (Unframed)

Size: 42 x 59.4cm (Framed)

Edition: 1/1

Price: £475

Year: 2022

Pale and Silent II reveals an Icelandic spring beneath a vast

grey sky, where fresh grass clings to a quiet mountain.

Though sunlight hides, the scene breathes quiet hope - a soft

stillness, patiently waiting, gently believing that warmth will

come.


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 highlights the values and morals rooted in her spiritual beliefs,

which are shaped by her culture, nature, and spirituality. These factors contribute to the

distinctiveness of each artwork, creating a deeper understanding that extends beyond

what is apparent to the naked eye


Awareness 1

Medium: Acrylic Paint on Art Paper

Size: 90 x 65cm (Framed)

Edition: 1/1

Price: £750

Year: 2024

Awareness 1 was inspired by a commissioned project called

Awareness. The project involved bringing awareness of the

Afro-Caribbean materials sold in Afro-Caribbean shops,

The materials were highlighted in the artwork by using

layered colourful acrylic paint on art paper.


Awareness 2

Medium: Acrylic Paint on Art Paper

Size: 90 x 65cm (Framed)

Edition: 1/1

Price: £750

Year: 2024

Awareness 2 was also inspired by a commissioned project

called Awareness. The project involved bringing awareness of

the Afro-Caribbean materials sold in Afro-Caribbean shops,

The materials were highlighted in the artwork by using

layered colourful acrylic paint on art paper.


Gill Flett

Gill explores the idea of ‘brief time’ the degradation of our urban infrastructure becoming a

physical memory - and uses materials from the construction industry, particularly mortar.

Colour is very important in the work; the selection used is drawn from a specific location,

thus becoming another element of captured memory. Gill attained her MA in Fine Art from

Gray’s School of Art, Aberdeen in 2023. She now lives and works in London.


Facades (Port of Nice)

Medium: Pigmented Mortar & Plaster

Size: 27 x 44 x 4cm

Price: £275

Year: 2025

The colours in this wall piece are inspired by the facades of

buildings surrounding the port of Nice in the south of

France. Their presentation here suggests both geological

strata and streaked, weathered urban walls: deep and brief

time.


Chlorophyta

Medium: Pigmented Mortar & Plaster

Size: 24 x 18 x 3.5cm

Price: £195

Year: 2025

Chlorophyta is the term for green algae. The colours in this

piece were taken from an interesting area of algae on

concrete.

Their application suggests rock strata in geology; the current

day masquerading as deeper time.


Giulia Mastracchio

Giulia Mastracchio, a self-taught Italian artist based in London, is known for her intricate

stippling technique using black or white ink. Her detailed works, often requiring over 100

hours, explore human relationships, sexuality, and societal norms. As an intersectional

feminist, she uses art to provoke thought and promote representation.

Giulia’s introspective, provocative pieces challenge conventions and invite emotional

engagement. With a bold artistic voice and unwavering commitment to craft, she

continues to captivate audiences and push creative boundaries


Doomsday Was Yesterday

Medium: Ink on Paper (Dot work)

Size: 59.4 x 84.1cm (Unframed)

Size: 60 x 85cm (Framed)

Price: £4500

Year: 2025

Created with white ink on black paper using the stippling

technique, this piece reflects on the uncertain future younger

generations may inherit shaped not by one disaster, but by a

series of ignored warnings, missed chances, and irreversible

environmental and societal choices.


Jo Lovelock

Jo is a mixed media artist based in West Sussex. She has shown work in group exhibitions

both nationally and internationally. In 2017 she had a joint exhibition at the prestigious

Gallery Gallery in Kyoto, Japan.

She has also had work selected for the RA Summer Exhibition, London (2022 & 2024) Royal

Scottish Academy, Edinburgh (2022) and Royal West of England Academy, Bristol (2022,

2023 and 2025).


CB1

Medium: Mixed Media

Size: 45 x 45 x 2cm (Unframed)

Size: 49 x 49 x 3cm (Framed)

Price: £475

Year: 2024

Working directly on maps, I am exploring 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.


Connections I

Medium: Mixed media

Size: 30 x 30 x 2cm (Unframed)

Size: 36 x 36 x 3cm (Framed)

Price: £385

Year: 2023

Working directly on maps, I’m exploring the

interconnectedness of our lives. We never know

where life is going to take us or who we might

meet along the way, so it is important to grab

opportunities and cherish every day.


Connections VI

Medium: Mixed media

Size: 30 x 30 x 2cm (Unframed

Size: 33 x 33 x 3cm (Framed)

Price: £385

Year: 2023

Working directly on maps, I’m exploring the

interconnectedness of our lives. We never

know where life is going to take us or who we

might meet along the way, so it is important to

grab opportunities and cherish every day.


Transitions 5

Medium: Mixed media

Size: 30 x 30 x 2cm (Unframed

Size: 33 x 33 x 3cm (Framed)

Price: £385

Year: 2024

Reflecting the ever-changing nature of our

relationship with the spaces we inhabit, by

reimagining these maps. I aim to highlight the

fluidity of our world, encouraging a deeper

contemplation of how we navigate and impact our

environment.


United Not Divided 1

Medium: Mixed media

Size: 40 x 40 x 2cm (Unframed

Size: 43 x 33 x 3cm (Framed)

Price: £450

Year: 2024

Working directly on maps, I am exploring 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.


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 (02)

Medium: Wood, Rye Straw, & Brass

Size: 35 x 24 x 8cm

Price: £750

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.

SOLD


Invisible Monster 03

Medium: Wood, Rye Straw, & Brass

Size: 49 x 25 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 (08)

Medium: Wood, Rye Straw, & Brass

Size: 40 x 35 x 8cm

Price: £820

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

lifelike rye straw scales, reflecting light to showcase the intricate

interplay of beauty and peril.

SOLD


Invisible Monster (09)

Medium: Wood, Rye Straw, & Brass

Size: 35 x 30 x 8cm

Price: £820

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

lifelike rye straw scales, reflecting light to showcase the intricate

interplay of beauty and peril.

SOLD


Invisible Monster (10)

Medium: Wood, Rye Straw, & Brass

Size: 35 x 25 x 8cm

Price: £820

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 lifelike rye straw scales,

reflecting light to showcase the intricate interplay of beauty and peril.


Kara Simpson

Kara Simpson was born in Edinburgh and now lives and works in London. She studied Fine

Art (Sculpture) in Dundee and holds an MA in design for Interactive Media. Her digital work

blends personal and pop culture nostalgia to explore thoughts, dreams, and memories.

With an unapologetically playful style, she gives dark thoughts a soft place to rest,

challenging the idea of childhood as a time of unfettered innocence while inviting reflection

and reinvention.


Blume

Medium: Giclée Print (Digital Artwork)

Size: 76 x 47cm (Unframed)

Size: 96 x 56cm (Framed)

Edition: 1/15

Price: £290

Year: 2023

Digital artwork. Fine art giclée print on Hahnemühle

German etching paper.


Tides

Medium: Giclée Print (Digital Artwork)

Size: 76 x 47cm (Unframed)

Size: 96 x 56cm (Framed)

Edition: 1/15

Price: £340

Year: 2025

Digital artwork. Fine art giclée print on Hahnemühle

German etching paper.


Keith Pointing

Graduated with a BA (Hons) in Graphic Design from Middlesex University.

Exhibited paintings include: the Henry Boxer Gallery, London, alongside Scottie Wilson and

George Grosz, the Churchgate Gallery, Porlock, curated by artist David Harrison (Victoria Miro

Gallery), alongside other artists, including Peter Doig, Issac Julien CBE RA, and Abigal Lane.

Exhibited in The Path, Palazzo Pisani-Revendin, Venice, Italy, Curated by Conceptual Artist,

Amy Jackson, during the Venice Biennale, 2024.


Grand Encounter

Medium: Oil on Linen

Size: 30 x 40cm

Price: £350

Year: 2024

Draws on the rich symbolism of the Golden Age

Dutch still life yet pushes beyond the traditional

confines of that genre. The subtle tension between

the organic and architectural elements slowly begin

to merge, their boundaries dissolving into one

another.


Lena Applebaum

Lena Applebaum (b. 1987) is a Latvian-born British painter based in London, known for her

expressive depictions of outer space and portraits of child astronauts. Her signature character

resembling baby superheroes symbolize adventure, youth, and mystery as they

embark on cosmic journeys.

The artist’s work has been exhibited in public galleries, and is part of the permanent Collection

of the contemporary art museum Gainesboro Modern in the USA.

Lena’s work is held in private collections across the UK, USA, Singapore, Japan, Hong Kong,

China, Switzerland, France, the Czech Republic, Germany, and Spain.


Celestial Hunter

Medium: Acrylic & Spray Paint on Canvas

Size: 120 x 120cm

Price: £1200

Year: 2024

"Celestial Hunter “is an oil painting depicting a

dreamlike cosmic expanse. Swirling galaxies

and luminous clouds form the backdrop for

ethereal beings with translucent wings, inviting

viewers into a realm of infinite depth and

wonder.


Louis Szabo

Louis Szabo started his journey as a self-taught realism landscape artist at 15 years old,

dedicated to creating impactful works that romanticise the immense biodiversity of the

natural world. His paintings capture nature’s beauty through a realistic yet painterly style,

using rich colour, juxtaposed textures, and atmospheric depth to bring landscapes to life with

precision and emotion.


Eris & The Apple Of Discord

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Size: 150 x 100cm

Price: £1499

Year: 2025

Eris, the Goddess of Discord presents an apple to the

Goddess befitting the title of "The Most Beautiful".

Hera, Athena and Aphrodite bicker and fought among

themselves to claim the title. A quarrel that eventually

led to the Trojan war.


Halfren’s Hills

Medium: Oil on Linen

Size: 59cm x 38cm

Size: 61.4cm x 40cm (Framed)

Price: £480

Year: 2025

This atmospheric landscape of Wales captures golden fields

under a moody sky, with a bare tree standing tall. Its

luminous colours evoke the drama of shifting light, blending

realism with emotion to celebrate the beauty of the natural

world.


Pine On A Hill

Medium: Oil on Linen

Size: 80 x 60cm

Price: £800

Year: 2024

This towering historic pine tree standing proudly on a hill, its

bark glowing with fiery hues of a vibrant red sunset. Below,

two horses gallop along, their powerful forms in motion

cutting through a field of lush bushes.


Yamadori

Medium: Oil Paint

Size: 45 x 45cm

Price: £200

Year: 2023

Inspired by the Japanese tradition of bonsai. This

giant pine tree stood out to me due to its gnarly,

woody characteristics and contrasting deadwood

features, which closely reminded me of a bonsai.


Maduka Onyebuchi

Maduka Emmanuel Onyebuchi (b. 1997) is a visual artist living and working in Port Harcourt,

Rivers State, Nigeria. His passion as a ballpoint pen artist comes from a lifelong obsession with

creativity. From a tender age, Maduka has always tried to manipulate objects and materials in

order to bring up something creative and artistic, then he finally chose the ballpoint pen as his

medium of art which he claims to be another means of writing stories.

As a self-thought artist, he has been drawing since he was nine, Maduka released his first

hyperrealism masterpiece in 2020 titled “Behind The Veil” which illustrates a political issue of

human rights and freedom for women, the first series of “Behind The Veil” was sold to a

collector in New York.


Silent Blues

Medium: Ball Point Pen on Paper

Size: 101.6 x 101.6cm

Price: £3450

Year: 2024

'Silent Blues' is a profound exploration of the internal

struggles and unspoken pain that individuals often keep

hidden. Through detailed ballpoint pen drawing, this

artwork delves into the emotional challenges that are

rarely visible but deeply felt. The piece captures the

essence of these silent battles—where pain is internalized

and left unspoken yet profoundly influences our lives.

In 'Silent Blues', the intricate shading and subtle textures

reflect the complexity and depth of these hidden emotions.

The artwork embodies the quiet strength required to

endure personal struggles while maintaining a façade of

calm. It speaks to the resilience involved in facing these

internal conflicts and the decision to keep them private.


Symphony of Souls

Medium: Ball Point Pen on Paper

Size: 152.4 x 101.6cm

Price: £4900

Year: 2024

Symphony of Souls is one of the episodes from *The Art of

Becoming* project, delves into the pivotal role that friendships and

social circles play in shaping our identities. The artwork visually

articulates the profound influence that our connections have on our

personal journey. Through a nuanced portrayal of figures with

interrelated features, it emphasizes how our friends and social

environments can reflect and influence our own traits and

behaviours.

The piece serves as a metaphor for the impact of social circles on

our self-perception and personal growth. It suggests that the

people we surround ourselves with not only mirror aspects of our

own identity but also help shape our outlook and mentality.

*Symphony of Souls* invites viewers to reflect on how their social

interactions and relationships contribute to their overall sense of

self. It challenges them to consider how their friendships influence

their personal development and how the dynamics within their

circle of friends can impact their journey toward becoming their

best selves.


Mary Swift

Mary Swift is a London based professional artist and illustrator. Artist in third generation,

painting from early childhood. Holding a diploma in textile interior design, Mary is working

freely in any medium and scale, preferring oil or acrylic on canvas, her attention devoted

to the love of nature and festive patterns of the universe. Inspired by birds, animals and

memories, she creates whimsical characters and tells a story with every painting.


I’m Up Again!

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Size: 80 x 80cm (Unframed)

Size: 85 x 85cm (Framed)

Price: £1350

Year: 2025

A forgotten nostalgic Roly Poly doll. She is still hoping

for a child to come and play with her, but the child is

grown up and never coming back. Never mind, she is

up anyway! It’s who she is.


Fern in Bloom

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Size: 50 x 50cm (Unframed)

Size: 55 x 55cm (Framed)

Price: £950

Year: 2025

Fern is an ancient plant. The legend has it, it blooms

once a year, on the spring equinox at midnight, to show

where the treasure is buried. Green woodpecker looks

like some fantastic magic phoenix, the keeper of that

treasure.


Hope of Happiness

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Size: 50 x 50cm (Unframed)

Size: 55 x 55cm (Framed)

Price: £950

Year: 2025

Daffodils are the essence of spring! Spring fills the

heart with hopes and longing and joy, fluttering

just like those bright, fantastic butterflies. That

would fly far away and, maybe, take you with them

someday…


Paul Flanders

My main subject is primarily nocturnal urban landscapes, painted directly on site, around

Southeast London and, more recently, West Timor, Indonesia. 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 a developing city’s rapidly changing, modular

landscape, and it's diverse and increasingly fluid, impermanent community.


Pengemudi Ojek

(Motorbike Taxi Drivers)

Medium: Oil on Gesso Board

Size: 30.5 x 15.25cm (Unframed)

Size: 32.5 x 17.25cm (Framed)

Price: £900

Year: 2024

A depiction of a group of motorbike taxi (ojek)

drivers resting after a day’s work in Kefa,

Indonesia.


Regency Cafe, 12.45pm

Medium: Oil on Gesso Board

Size: 30.5 x 15.25cm

Price: £900

Year: 2025

Plein air painting of the Regency Cafe


Woolwich Dockyard Estate 10.50pm

Medium: Oil on Gesso Board

Size: 15 x 20cm (Unframed)

Size: 17 x 22cm (Framed)

Price: £250

Year: 2024

Small painting of Woolwich Dockyard Estate.


Sara Rawlinson

Sara Rawlinson is a fine art photo-artist searching for peace within the femme fatale nature

of geological current events. Her abstract photographs ask viewers to reflect on the viability,

longevity, and fragility of both sustainability and tranquillity, searching for peace within the

changing climate. She also works as an exhibition curator, does website design, and

publishes art books. Her work is held in collections around the world. Over 40 pieces have

won and been shortlisted for multiple international awards.


The Deceit of Water #11, Amalfi Italy

Medium: Photography - Archival Pigment Print

on metallic paper

Edition: Limited Edition 1/5

Size: 42 x 60cm

Size: 44 x 64cm

Price: £395

Year: 2023

The last rays of sunlight wash over the western

end of the Amalfi coast, while kids play at the

beach. This is one of the artist’s rare photos

containing humans.


New York City

Medium: Photography - Archival pigment

print on metallic paper

Edition: limited edition 1/5

Size: 42 x 60cm

Size: 44 x 64cm

Price: £395

Year: 2023

Manhattan skyscrapers defy the Hudson

River. The well-heeled buildings boast by

showing off their ability to walk on water.

Drenched with colour, the image is a

reflection of the intensity of life in New York.


Bond, Prague Castle & Vltava

River, Prague

Medium: Photography - Archival pigment

print on metallic paper

Edition: limited edition 1/5

Size: 42 x 60cm

Size: 44 x 64cm

Price: £395

Year: 2023

Since the 9th century, Prague Castle gazes

down to the Vltava River. Its red roof stands

high, proudly protecting the city, its river,

and its heritage. The strong colours mix

elucidating the inseparability of castle and

river.


Sokari Higgwe

Sokari is a self-trained photographer, based in the UK whose work is driven by his passion for

architecture, art, design & the human form. Having initially graduated with a bachelor’s degree

in philosophy and later an MSC in business information Technology.

He worked in investment banking in the City of London for several years before embarking on

an artistic career with his first solo exhibition in 2013, a significant milestone that showcased

his deep understanding of visual storytelling. His pivot from finance to working in the arts full

time, marks a pursuit of passion as he embraced his photography skills to explore and capture

the interplay of light, texture, and shapes in architecture, as well as the human form.

Today, Sokari's artistic vision finds expression not only through his photography but also

through his role as the founder of the London Lighthouse Gallery & Studio in East London. The

gallery has hosted ground-breaking exhibitions by rising stars of the art world and established

artists from around the world.


Solar Eclipse

Medium: Photography

Edition: 1/5

Print Size: 80 x 53cm

Frame Size: 92.7 x 66.6cm

Price: £495.00

Year: 2025

(Printed on permajet photo lustre 310 Paper)


Zebra Corridor

Medium: Photography

Edition: 1/5

Print Size: 80 x 53cm

Frame Size: 92.7 x 66.6cm

Price: £495.00

Year: 2025

(Printed on Fine Art Hahnemühle Paper)


Circles of Life

Medium: Photography

Edition: 1/5

Print Size: 80 x 53cm

Frame Size: 92.7 x 66.6cm

Price: £495.00

Year: 2025

(Printed on permajet photo lustre 310 Paper)


Stathis Dimitriadis

Stathis’s making resides at the convergence of conceptual art, ceramics and concrete poetry.

His interest derives from how the material qualities of a thing influence our understanding of

its expressive function. Stathis was born in Greece and lives and works in London.

He was a finalist for the Royal Society of Sculptors Public Art Award 2015, the National

Sculpture Prize 2016 and his work was included in ceramic Biennials and public collections in

Portugal, Spain, Austria, Greece, Germany and Romania.


Tarmak

Medium: Ceramic with Basketball Rubber

Size: 23 x 23 x 28cm

Price: £1200

Year: 2023

A worn-out basketball played by my son, a

branded homophone of tarmac, a vessel in

perfect balance.


Beetween

Medium: Ceramic with Sgraffito Verse.

Size: 16 x 16 x 37cm

Price: £820

Year: 2022

Silence builds the walls beetween words break

the walls silence builds.


Patris Thriskia Ikogenia

Medium: Ceramic with Sgraffito Slogan.

Size: 15 x 15 x 38cm

Price: £780

Year: 2022

Lekythos is a type of ancient Greek vessel

associated with funerary rituals. The

inscription means 'Homeland - Religion -

Family' which was a state slogan sponsoring

nationalism and widely used during with the

period of the Greek junta.


Steve Lewis Gunter

Steve is a passionate/colourful Photographer & Designer with a career now

spanning over three decades. His work covers many genres of Photography

and other Arts, which has enabled him to travel many parts of the world

over the years.

With Steve’s talent, knowledge and experience he has in recent years also

been a coach/teacher at the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and IMG productions with

training programs for the ‘Youth in the Arts’.


Empire State Building

Medium: Photography

Edition: 1/25

Print Size: 50 x 70cm

Frame Size: 60 x 90cm

Price: £275

Year: 2022

Premium Matt finished Hi-Res Photographic Paper

As a photographer back in 2001, Steve had the

overwhelming need/desire to photograph Ground

Zero, whilst on this journey Steve took a closer

look again at great architectural buildings in

Manhattan ‘The Empire State Building’ is a true

icon.


The Beached Tractor

Medium: Photography

Edition: 1/25

Print Size: 29 x 39cm

Frame Size: 52 x 42cm

Price: £165

Year: 2022

Premium Semi-Gloss Photographic Paper

Back in 2022 whilst on a trip to Suffolk Steve

found himself searching for interesting items to

photograph, it became quickly apparent that over

years of neglect, the coastline was finding itself

with excessive abandoned items of machinery.


Steve Xoh

Stevexoh (@stevexoh) is a self-taught artist known for his distinctive black and white

drawings, colourful paintings and his unusual conceptual art projects such as the globally

viral “(Not a) Lost Cat” project and “Sound of Silence”, the world’s first silent podcast

featuring special guests.

Steve finds the World a fascinatingly bizarre place and creates art to give his hyperactive

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

weird and imperfect the world is.”


Everything you ever wanted to know about love

but were too afraid to ask.

Medium: Acrylic Paint & Oil Pastels on Canvas

Size: 100 x 50cm

Price: £850

Year: 2025

An improvised layered painting that answers all your questions

about life, love and being human.


I Am Very Bored

Medium: Acrylic Paint on Canvas

Size: 43 x 30cm

Price: £615

Year: 2025

A painting that captures the mood of the artist when he painted it.


I Run Very Fast

Medium: Acrylic Paint on Canvas

Size: 50 x 40cm

Price: £625

Year: 2025

I so like to run

Very fast after my prey

Explained the cheetah


Teresa Lynn Williams

Teresa is a mixed media photographer employing hand embroidery, collage and

recyclable materials. Her work has been selected for exhibition at Uniqlo Lates Tate

Modern London, Photo Oxford, London Lighthouse Gallery, Glasgow Gallery of

Photography, and St. Petersburg, Florida.

She was recently invited to join the prestigious Easterly Artists group, and has exhibited

with them at the First Light Festival in Suffolk. She has been published in several zine

publications and has an MA in photography from Falmouth University.


Galatea

Medium: Mixed media: photograph, hand embroidery,

beach debris, net, tissue paper, sand.

Edition: Original. Nereid no. 5

Size: 19.5 x 19.5cm (Unframed)

Size: 29 x 29cm (Framed)

Price: £450

Year: 2025

According to Greek mythology, Galatea is the Nereid of

frothy-white milk foam. Here, she looks out to sea at

Pakefield in Suffolk, adorned with beach debris and fishing

line found on the beach.


Doto

Medium: Mixed media: photograph, hand embroidery, beach

debris, tissue paper, sand, smashed sea glass

Edition: Original. Nereid no. 4

Size: 19 x 19cm (Unframed)

Size: 29 x 29cm (Framed)

Price: £450

Year: 2024

According to Greek mythology, Doto is the Nereid of safe voyage.

Here, she is sitting in a boat wreck at Pakefield in Suffolk; clothed

in geo textiles and other debris found on the same beach.


Wendy Kriz Evans

Wendy is an emerging artist who infuses her vibrant abstract creations with deep joy,

bright energy, and gratitude. Based in the East Anglian region of the United Kingdom,

Wendy rediscovered her love of art in mid-2024. Wendy takes inspiration from her

rural surroundings, childhood memories of living by the sea and deeply individual

experiences.

It was following a challenging time with menopause issues that she rekindled her

love for painting, using it to bring joy into her life.


Imagined Red Flowers

Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

Edition: Reimagined nature series

Size: 25 x 25 x 3.5cm

Price: £347

Year: 2025

Imagined Red Flowers is a vibrant abstraction of

flowers, symbolising renewal and growth. Created

from imagination, the flowers reflect what lies

ahead, even in the cold and dark. Painting these

flowers brought me light and joy in the middle of

winter.


Imagined Tulips

Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

Edition: Reimagined nature series

Size: 25 x 25 x 3.5cm

Price: £347

Year: 2025

A surreal pink and blue-sky frames vivid red tulips,

their petals stealing focus from the dark leaves and

stems that quietly support them. The painting’s

strange, imagined colours intensify the flowers’

beauty while inviting a closer, slower look.


Imagined Outside

Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

Edition: Reimagined nature series

Size: 25 x 25 x 3.5cm

Price: £347

Year: 2025

Layers and tones of blue in the background create a

deep base for the 5 bright red flowers. The flowers,

consisting of small yellow triangles above bulbous

red petals and oddly textured leaves, are completely

imaginary yet clearly represent flowers.


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