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Interview

Adam Riches

Finding Freedom Between Order and Chaos A face begins to emerge from a disorderly web of lines. Some marks are hurried and instinctive, others carefully considered, yet together they form an image that feels remarkably alive. In Adam Riches’ drawings, the...

Interview

Ian Rayer-Smith

In Ian Rayer-Smith’s studio, paintings tower above him, lean against the walls and occupy stretches of floor. Their scale makes clear how much of his practice involves the body: reaching across a canvas, moving between its different areas and stepping back to judge...

Interview

Charlotte Mei

The Freedom to Experiment London-based artist and illustrator Charlotte Mei has developed a distinctive multidisciplinary practice that moves between painting, ceramics, sculpture, animation and design. Combining playful imagery with moments of emotional depth, her...

Interview

Bobbie Burgers

Canadian artist Bobbie Burgers has spent much of her career returning to flowers, not as static objects of beauty, but as subjects in a continual state of change. Growth, decay, imperfection and renewal run through a practice in which floral forms move between...

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Tamara Williams

Tamara Williams is a British contemporary painter known for her evocative, dream-like semi-abstract landscapes, where memory, place, colour and texture come together in imagined environments rather than literal depictions of the natural world. Originally trained in...

Interview

Bruno Teixeira Aka Sepher

Place, Memory and Meaning Born in Mem Martins, SEPHER is a multidisciplinary artist whose work is rooted in the Sintra Line and the communities along it. Over more than a decade, he has developed large-scale murals and pavement paintings, working across muralism,...

Interview

Murray Henderson

Where Precision Meets Instinct For more than three decades, Canadian artist Murray Henderson has developed a practice grounded in technical precision while increasingly embracing the possibilities of instinct, movement and unpredictability. Trained in photorealism...

Critical Reviews

Ahmad Dastband

The Land, in Its Absence - Written by Lisa Gray. Ahmad Dastband began painting in 2018, developing his practice through sustained experimentation with movement, texture and colour. His work moves between abstraction and landscape, often allowing a place to emerge...

Critical Reviews

Elham Mohammadi Nezhad

The Body as a Place of Becoming - Written by Lisa Gray. In Elham Mohammadi Nezhad’s paintings, the body is rarely a complete, self-contained form. It is divided by colour, crossed by lines, joined to roots or set against structures that appear to press upon it....