Claire Morris-Wright’s beautifully composed prints reflect her local landscape. The prints are reminiscent of the rural landscapes that she continually draws inspiration from. As well as a practicing artist, Morris-Wright.. read more
British artist Tristan Pigott paints beautiful and sensual images that pick up characteristics. Pigott’s paintings allow us to get to know slithers of his figures’ personalities. The backgrounds to his.. read more
Beautifully composed and sculpted by Italian Matteo Pugliese’s sculptures are wonderful configurations of the human body. They are pieces that continuously push, writhe and struggle in emptiness. It’s uncertain whether.. read more
Korean artist Keun Young Park creates beautiful and sensual images that seem to float in nothingness. Her collages, created by ripping up pieces of photographs, are meticulously built and composed… read more
Kathryn Jacobi’s an artist excelling in a multitude of disciplines. Describing herself as a painter, printmaker, photographer and a digital artist she has had a long and sucessful career of.. read more
Inspired originally by the tremendous work of Chillida, William Bradley’s journey is one of Abstraction. Abstract art about abstract art. He bold use of clean colour and form have an.. read more
The prints that Katherine Jones creates are wonderful discoveries of light, form and space. Unlike many printmakers, Jones marries printing techniques, such as using collagraph alongside etching. Her marriage of.. read more
The dark and mysterious paintings that Demsteader creates are simply beautiful. Focusing on the female form, the images suggest a form of intriguing narrative. Without any form of formal teaching,.. read more
Linda Lewis’s works deal with human emotions. She is an observer, studying emotions, expressions, interactions between loved ones and the bond between mother and child. Lewis’s ceramic sculptures are narratives.. read more
Chris Crites paints portraits, or rather ‘mug-shots’ on brown paper bags. The effect that the bags have is startling. The tawdry ‘canvases’ shift these people further into awkward and uneasy.. read more
