Andy Warhol
Sandra Blow
Tabitha Soren
Patrick Hughes
Day Bowman
Nelson Makamo
Takashi Murakami
Daisy Cook
Fred Ingrams
Barbara Rae
Bruce Mclean
Tracey Emin
Benjamin Receveur
With a distinctive colour palette and a focus on precision, spontaneity, and sincerity, Benjamin Receveur captivates viewers with abstract landscapes and striking figurative depictions, often isolating objects and subjects against bold backdrops to emphasise their presence and encourage imaginative engagement with his work. Receiver effortlessly transitions between figuration and abstraction, offering viewers a glimpse into his diverse artistic universe.
Dominic McHenry
British Sculptor Dominic McHenry specialises in geometric forms and patterns in sculpture and drawing, often blurring the line between two and three-dimensional art. He prioritises stylistic elements over materiality, viewing form as the subject and material as part of his process. McHenry is a member of the collective Bask, known for large-scale abstract sculptural works, and has showcased at prestigious venues such as the Fulmer Sculpture Park.
Serena Singh
Serena Singh, a Swiss-Indian artist born in Basel, is known for her vibrant abstract-cum-Pop Art canvases exploring themes of fashion, identity, and self-discovery. With a background in Visual and Corporate Communication, her paintings exude a radiant, multi-hued aesthetic inspired by various cultures. The artist’s early fascination with the human figure and societal roles shines through in her art; Singh captures the complexities of human nature while engaging viewers with her lively and expressive style.
David Wightman
British printmaker and painter David Wightman creates vibrant abstract impressions of fictional rocky terrains and imagined mountainous landscapes. Wightman produces the surfaces of his paintings with textured wallpaper, collaged with a technique similar to marquetry. Colour and composition are the key aspects of his work, enhanced, exaggerated and often abstracted to instil a sense of fantasy into them.
Marcella Martial
Photographer Marcella Martial captures the essence of city life with a sharp yet always attentive approach. From the simplicity of everyday pleasures to the comicality of situations, she portrays the beauty of Paris and its inhabitants with both colloquial nonchalance and vibrant energy. Martial's work reflects her deep connection to her subject matter and her enduring commitment to preserving a childlike sensitivity in her artistic vision..