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Artist: Xinyu Huang Title: The Moon TideMedium: Negative-based Experimental Images, Inkjet Prints on AcetateXinyu Huang ...
10/10/2026

Artist: Xinyu Huang
Title: The Moon Tide
Medium: Negative-based Experimental Images, Inkjet Prints on Acetate
Xinyu Huang
About: In the vacuum between grasping the tangible and falling into the void, I fabricate a moon.

Artist: Stuart Cashmore Title: Reflected light 2, London - MoorgateMedium: Photographic print on aluminium dibondScapho ...
06/10/2026

Artist: Stuart Cashmore
Title: Reflected light 2, London - Moorgate
Medium: Photographic print on aluminium dibond
Scapho Photo
About: In this image, a plain city wall becomes a screen for light reflected from nearby office windows. It ripples across the panels, softening the hard geometry and turning an ordinary façade into something almost painterly. The vertical lines hold everything in place, while drifting shapes suggest movement, water, or passing clouds. It is a quietly observed moment, the sort easily missed in the rush through London and the sort of hidden warmth, rhythm and beauty in surfaces that most people would walk past without a second look, but which I seek to draw attention to in my work.

28/09/2026

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Artist: Na young LeeTitle: At the Hour of the Shimmering SunsetMedium: Oil on linenNa Young  Lee About: “At the Hour of ...
28/09/2026

Artist: Na young Lee
Title: At the Hour of the Shimmering Sunset
Medium: Oil on linen
Na Young Lee
About: “At the Hour of the Shimmering Sunset explores the meeting point between the visible and the unseen. Through layered oil paint and partially revealed forms, the work suggests that unseen forces and hidden structures continue to shape perception. The shimmering light becomes both a revelation and a veil, inviting viewers to reflect on the uncertainty and potential that exist beyond what is immediately visible.”

Artist: Ziyi WangTitle: Made in NowhereMedium: Nano banana; Veo 3 tsukis About: “Made in Nowhere is an experimental shor...
17/09/2026

Artist: Ziyi Wang
Title: Made in Nowhere
Medium: Nano banana; Veo 3 tsukis
About: “Made in Nowhere is an experimental short film that combines AI-generated imagery with live-action footage to explore the shifting identities of products within global consumer culture. Many commodities present themselves through narratives of international origin, authenticity, or cultural heritage, yet their identities are continuously reconstructed through local manufacturing, global circulation, and algorithmic distribution, becoming increasingly detached from any single place of origin.

Structured around a single ordinary day, the film follows everyday encounters with coffee, food, clothing, electronics, and other consumer products. It constantly shifts between AI-generated advertisements, observational live-action footage, and mock documentary narration. Familiar objects gradually lose their stable identities, revealing the hidden systems of production, logistics, marketing, and data that shape them. As information accumulates, the visual language becomes increasingly fragmented. Products cease to function as commodities and instead dissolve into training data, logistics networks, and cultural symbols. In the final sequence, everything returns to its most fundamental material state—food becomes wheat, clothing becomes wool, drinks become water—before the cycle begins again.”

Artist: Monika Tkaczyk Title: After the Storm, the Land RemembersMedium: Kiln-fired hand-painted glass Monika Tkaczyk Ab...
16/09/2026

Artist: Monika Tkaczyk
Title: After the Storm, the Land Remembers
Medium: Kiln-fired hand-painted glass
Monika Tkaczyk
About: “After the Storm, the Land Remembers” is a kiln-fired, hand-painted glass piece exploring emotional memory embedded within landscape and matter itself.

Created through layered glass, pigment, heat, and reactive light, the work reflects the state that follows emotional or energetic upheaval — not the violence of the storm, but the residue it leaves behind.

White gestural marks move across the surface like traces of energy, disruption, or memory still present within the land. Earth tones and fragments of blue create a shifting tension between grounding and openness, chaos and silence.

As light changes, the work transforms visually, revealing different emotional depths and textures. The surface is intentionally unstable and alive, mirroring the way memory and healing continue to evolve over time.

Part of the “Between Light and Silence” series, this piece continues my exploration of transformation, inner reconstruction, and the dialogue between visible form and unseen emotional states.

Artist: Olivia DiMicheleTitle: Azalea LaneMedium: Wool & Cotton on Deadstock Wool and Deadstock Liberty CottonOlivia DiM...
13/09/2026

Artist: Olivia DiMichele
Title: Azalea Lane
Medium: Wool & Cotton on Deadstock Wool and Deadstock Liberty Cotton
Olivia DiMichele
About: Using old photographs of her mother and grandfather to begin, DiMichele collaged the two with other imagery and text. In this piece she explores how memory and identity can be fractured, lending themselves to a non autobiographical account of one’s personal history and relationships.

Artist: Nick MicheliniTitle: BeaconMedium: Fabric, steel pipes, expansion foam, PVA glue, and pigments mixed with black ...
11/09/2026

Artist: Nick Michelini
Title: Beacon
Medium: Fabric, steel pipes, expansion foam, PVA glue, and pigments mixed with black stove polish.

About: “Typically, the trajectory of my chosen material intertwines serious and farcical content, mapping a skewed, controlled, muddled, and then tamed ontological characteristic. In this example, ‘Beacon’, I have used the idea of signage as a baseline, creating a simple metal structure that replicates a mounting point for instruction, order, and control.

My Reapproach to this object adopts a characteristic
that seeks to twist and stretch, obscuring its regimental stance, to infect a vertical communication installation.”

Artist: HarshsTitle: The silence of what’s missing 2Medium: Oil on CanvasHarshs About: The Silence of What’s Missing bel...
10/09/2026

Artist: Harshs
Title: The silence of what’s missing 2
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Harshs
About: The Silence of What’s Missing belongs to the project Virah, tracing the quiet grief of growing apart. Rooted in memory, the painting reflects on a bond once held with reverence, a brother I loved deeply, someone I looked up to as a constant. Over time, that certainty dissolved, revealing a love that no longer echoed back. What remains is not conflict, but absence, a silence where something once lived. Like fragments of a past self, this work gathers the feeling of loving without return, and the slow realization that some connections do not break suddenly, but fade until they are no longer there.

Artist: Brad Lay Title: Key Performance Indicators (Westward Ho!)Medium: Digital Print on Cotton RagBrad Lay About: “Key...
01/09/2026

Artist: Brad Lay
Title: Key Performance Indicators (Westward Ho!)
Medium: Digital Print on Cotton Rag
Brad Lay
About: “Key Performance Indicators is a series of site-specific works examining the human desire to notate and quantify our surroundings. In this iteration at Westward Ho!, North Devon, a series of images documents the measurement of rocks with a standard tape measure. An act of folly, considering the sheer volume and diversity of these rocks at this site. The resulting digital collage shifts the individual images from documentation of process towards a collective aesthetic outcome. Divergences in scale and linearity become points of interest as do material contrasts. Ultimately, the rocks themselves may not care for these key performance indicators.
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