Cherelle Sappleton
Cherelle Sappleton is a visual artist working and living in London. She initially started out with a performative practice whilst studying Fine Art and Drama jointly at Bath Spa School of Art.
Kazimir Malevich
At the basis of the Suprematist theory, which claims the supremacy of the pure artistic feeling, are important considerations expressed by the artists with lucid theoretical rigor in a number of texts and letters, among the “From Cubism to Suprematism.
Jinny Yu
I have lived through being an immigrant as well as being a part of a host population many times.
Hayika Maras
She likes to be in love, observe light, mix it with music, eat carpaccio and dance a lot.
Antonio Scaccabarozzi
Antonio Scaccabarozzi explored repetition through his bold colourful works, using sharp graphic lines and a broad energetic colour palette.
Hans Rosenstrom
Hans Rosenström is a Finnish artist based in London showed at the Maria Stenfors gallery in Soho, the exhibit titled “Why is the remote always so far away” shows several new works by Rosenström.
Thomas Seear-Budd
Thomas Seear-Budd is a New Zealand visual artist fascinated by the world’s isolated, fragile and changing landscapes.
Thinh Dong
He grew up feeling like he was an observer in the world. In school he was very reserved, really shy and never had a lot of friends.
Joe Webb
Joe Webb (1976) uses vintage magazines and printed ephemera that he has collected to create simple but elegant hand-made collages, no Photoshop manipulation is allowed.
Franca Pisani
It's a question of personal growth, Franca Pisani, born in 1978, was at a very young age able to interact with the artist Eugenio Miccini, founder of Visual Poetry in Florence, who wrote.
