interview, reviews & news
Claudi Piripippi – Q&A
Claudi Piripippi's practice unfolds as an unflinching act of self-examination, where the personal is not only political but sacred, unstable, and in constant negotiation. Moving away from a long engagement with environmental crisis as subject, Piripippi turns...
Dasha Wesel – Q&A
Dasha Wesel is a Philadelphia-based visual artist who translates the structural logic of engineering into vibrant, geometry-driven explorations of human experience. Born and raised in Belarus, she synthesizes technical precision with a personal visual language...
Victoria Plotnikova – Q&A
Victoria Plotnikova’s practice unfolds at the intersection of personal testimony and collective memory, where visual language becomes a means of articulating experiences that resist direct narration. Working primarily in printmaking including linocut, and colour...
Eleni Koumara – Q&A
Working under the name Eni Jewellery, Eleni Koumara creates pieces that exist in a delicate balance between strength and refinement. Her work is deeply informed by the natural world, where organic forms and tactile surfaces become a starting point for exploration....
Zheni Warner – Q&A
Rooted in a lineage of painting yet firmly shaped by her own distinct voice, Zheni Warner’s practice unfolds through a deeply intuitive and materially rich engagement with the canvas. Born in Bulgaria and later based in the UK, her early exposure to art came...
Obiaje Andrew Ejiga – Interview
In a moment where questions of identity feel increasingly urgent and visible, Obiaje Andrew Ejiga (b. 2003, Nigeria) approaches portraiture as both a site of introspection and a space of confrontation. Now based in the UK, and a First Class graduate of Duncan of...
Helen Birnbaum – Interview
Helen Birnbaum’s sculptural practice operates within a space of tension, where fragility and resilience coexist, and where the boundaries between the human condition and the natural world begin to dissolve. Working across both monumental installations and more...
Amy Coyne – Interview
Amy Coyne operates within a space where the tactile and the psychological converge. Working across felt-based character creation and film, her practice draws on the unsettling language of horror to explore something far more complex than fear alone. Beneath the...
Kwong Kwok Wai – Interview
In the work of Kwong Kwok Wai, painting becomes a form of navigation – not through fixed geography, but through the shifting terrains of memory, identity and place. Drawing on the visual language of cartography, his practice unfolds as a deeply personal mapping of...
Liz Pangrazi – Interview
Working from her studio in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, Liz Pangrazi has developed a distinctive painterly language rooted in intuition, emotional clarity, and a deep connection to the natural world. Largely self-taught, her practice has evolved outside of formal...
