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Nadia Kissel/ The Palette of Place  ‘’My Dreamscape series is an invitation into a world that exists somewhere between w...
18/10/2026

Nadia Kissel/ The Palette of Place

‘’My Dreamscape series is an invitation into a world that exists somewhere between waking and dreaming, where landscapes are born from memory, sensation, and imagination. The boundaries of place become uncertain: what appears to be earth or sky may belong to an inner geography instead. Beauty can feel strangely fragile; a seductive landscape may conceal something darker beneath its surface. Each painting inhabits this uncertain territory, asking where the imagined ends and another kind of reality begins. The works are built through an intuitive dialogue with materials. Natural earths become part of the grounds for pigments, allowing the physical substance of the land to enter the painting. Colour and texture carry their own language, sometimes revealing, sometimes concealing, creating spaces that seem to shift as we look at them. In this suspended world, perception is never fixed, and memory becomes something fluid, a landscape continually transforming in the mind. The presence of earth in Dreamscape led me towards a more tangible encounter with the elemental in my later project, Rare Metals. It is currently on display at the Venice Biennale, where this continuing exploration of earth, matter and human imagination takes another direction.’’

 / The Palette of PlaceMónica Casanegra Morelli is an architect and visual artist. Her practice unfolds at the intersect...
18/10/2026

/ The Palette of Place

Mónica Casanegra Morelli is an architect and visual artist. Her practice unfolds at the intersection of built space and artistic expression. Her work proposes a dialogue between architecture and art, exploring how matter, form, and perception can expand beyond their traditional boundaries. Her work has been selected for competitions and exhibitions in spaces such as the Chilean-German League, Galería Espacio en Tránsito (Factoría Franklin), the Las Condes Cultural Center (Our Artists Exhibition), the Anáhuac Cultural Center in Santiago, and the Liquén Cultural Center in Villarrica, solidifying an artistic practice in constant development. Through watercolor, collage, and other media, her work investigates the relationship between order and chaos, structure and fluidity, reflecting an architectural sensibility that translates into painting. Currently, she continues to expand her creative language through personal and professional projects, building her own vision within the world of architecture and art.

Lewis Andrews/ The Palette of Place Granitic Playground visually documents the rock features on St Agnes, Isles of Scill...
18/10/2026

Lewis Andrews/ The Palette of Place

Granitic Playground visually documents the rock features on St Agnes, Isles of Scilly, UK. Below much of the southwest peninsula of England lies a Granite intrusion known as the Cornubian batholith. Estimated to be a few kilometres deep, the batholith was a magmatic event of significant proportion, which coincided with the mountain-building event known as the Variscan Orogeny. During this event, collisions between ancient continents led to uplift and formed the Variscan Mountains, which stretch from the Isles of Scilly to the Iberian Mountains in Spain. The Coarse-grained granite on the Isles of Scilly is known as Scillonian Granite and can be seen in outcrops across the landscape. The rocks seen today across the landscape originated deep below the Earth and, over millions of years, made their way across and up to the surface, where they have been subjected to erosion via wind, the sea and temperature changes. The remains of millions of years of erosion and tectonic movements can be seen on St Agnes. Strange rock formations of all shapes and sizes, caused by erosion eating away at weaker parts of the rocks, create a landscape which could be compared to a natural playground of the elements.

.art / FlowBorn in 1999 and raised in Bacau, Romania, Laura Candet is currently exploring the alarming increase in femic...
16/10/2026

.art / Flow

Born in 1999 and raised in Bacau, Romania, Laura Candet is currently exploring the alarming increase in femicide in Romania and around the world. Experiencing the gender gap firsthand, her visual art conveys the frustration and powerful emotions felt during these turbulent times. With significant achievements in the artistic and academic fields, Laura Candet combines theoretical and practical study for a good artistic representation of her subjects. The artist has won multiple awards since the beginning of her artistic career, including the L.S.R.S. Awards for Academic Excellence Abroad, Palace of Parliament (2024); Grand Prize - Union of Plastic Artists of Romania (2023); Merit Award, Margareta of Romania Royal Foundation (2022), and Excellence Award, Student Gala, Iasi (2019). Along with her ongoing doctoral studies and multiple awards and participation in international exhibitions, the artist has also been recognized by the Margareta of Romania Royal Foundation through its "Young Talents" scholarship and international projects in collaboration with the Palace of Culture in Iasi, scholarships at the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice and Verona, and artistic residencies, including the European Artistic Residency in Barcelona and Paris. The game anticipates rebirth and spiritual unity, the goat often being made of traditional blankets with archaic patterns and wood, symbolizing the ephemeral, but also traditions passed down from generation to generation.

 / FlowMINA, also known as Wilhelmina Odoley Quaynor and formerly Wilhelmina Okpoti, is a Ghanaian-born British Contempo...
16/10/2026

/ Flow

MINA, also known as Wilhelmina Odoley Quaynor and formerly Wilhelmina Okpoti, is a Ghanaian-born British Contemporary Heritage Artist based in London, United Kingdom. MINA is the Founder and Creative Director of Mina's Art Space. MINA graduated with a BA (Hons) in Fine Art from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Kumasi, Ghana, in 1988 after attending Aburi Girls Secondary School. Shortly after graduating, she exhibited widely in Ghana and won first prize in the national art exhibition Save the Seashore Birds in 1989, with the winning work later acquired by the French Embassy. After relocating to the United Kingdom and building a professional career as an Employment Coach and Career Adviser, managing projects to help unemployed people back into sustainable employment, MINA returned to painting in 2021 while living in New Delhi, India. She studied at the Delhi Collage of Art, graduating with a Super Professional Diploma in Fine Art in 2022. After which she started developing the Indian Heritage collection and subsequent Collections.

 / FlowRie Suto was born in Japan, and moved to the UK in 1996. She studied arts in a variety of media, and chose cerami...
16/10/2026

/ Flow

Rie Suto was born in Japan, and moved to the UK in 1996. She studied arts in a variety of media, and chose ceramics as a special subject at Camberwell College of Arts. In 2008 she graduated with a Master’s Degree in Fine Art at Staffordshire University, joining the local contemporary artists group SoTArt. In 2014 Rie started working with a group of Etruria Artists. From 2022 She has been a regular contributor to Arts and Mind Gallery and Etruria Industrial Museum. In 2009 Rie’s work was part of British Ceramic Biennale. In 2014 her ceramic relief sculpture won 1st Prize in Keele University’s Three Counties Open Art Exhibition, and in 2017 Rie won 2nd Prize in Moorland Open Art Exhibition. Rie enjoys working with children and adults in hands-on workshops at, galleries, museums, and outdoor events such as Etruria Canal Festival.

/ FlowMichael Watz’s career in the Food and Beverage industry began over 50 years ago when he worked as a teenager in Ne...
16/10/2026

/ Flow

Michael Watz’s career in the Food and Beverage industry began over 50 years ago when he worked as a teenager in New England’s sophisticated restaurants. After graduating from the Culinary Institute of America in 1977, he immediately traveled to Los Angeles. With aspirations in his eyes, he naively interviewed at the city’s top restaurants and hotels, eventually securing a position as a Sous Chef at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. This role provided Michael with an opportunity to further hone his culinary skills, but it was also during this time that he self-taught himself photography. After several years in that role, he was hired as the Director of Food and Beverage for a restaurant chain specializing in prime steaks and seafood, eventually growing to 47 units. Eventually his career led him to teach Culinary and hospitality college level courses in Chicago at Washburne Culinary and Hospitality Institute. Now that Michael is in his prime retirement he rarely travels without him camera.

Marcel van Beek/ Flow “Currents of Becoming (2019 - 2026) explores flow as both a physical phenomenon and a broader prin...
16/10/2026

Marcel van Beek/ Flow

“Currents of Becoming (2019 - 2026) explores flow as both a physical phenomenon and a broader principle of transformation. Beginning with water in motion — the turbulent Seine, falling water, spray and spreading ripples — the series gradually expands beyond the liquid element. Flow becomes thought, light, perception, time and material memory. Reflections turn water into luminous turbulence; condensation draws imagined deltas across glass; bubbles become a visual Flux of Thought. Elsewhere, reflected light moves across architecture and fabric, a landscape dissolves through the motion of passing, and the grain of wood appears to retain the memory of a current. Even ice enters the sequence as movement temporarily arrested and transformed into another state. Across the twelve works, flow is therefore understood not simply as movement from one place to another, but as a continuous process of becoming. Matter, light and perception remain unstable: forms emerge, dissolve, change direction or leave traces behind. What connects the images is the idea that nothing is entirely fixed — water, thought, landscape and even seemingly solid matter exist within ongoing processes of transformation.”

Lewis Andrews/ Flow  Lewis’s work acts as a conduit between art and science. The supply of information from science fuel...
16/10/2026

Lewis Andrews/ Flow

Lewis’s work acts as a conduit between art and science. The supply of information from science fuels the production of visual material, which communicates the knowledge of a scientific endeavour. In short, Lewis’s work focuses on dealing with complex thoughts, ideas and facts within nature and science. Some explore those in which we seem to be overshadowed and overpowered in comparison by the vast distances, size or quantities. Others investigate moments of extreme power, creation and rebirth on a molecular scale or on a scale comparable to that of the universe. Questioning our relationships, place and role within the universe, environment and natural spaces. Inspired by Edmund Burke's theories of the sublime, the Oceanic Sublime series aims to document moments when nature displays great power and dominance. Giant waves, vast sea storms, and chaotic breaks can all lead to emotions similar to those of the sublime.

“The passion caused by the great and the sublime in nature, when those causes operate most powerfully, is Astonishment; and astonishment is that state of the soul, in which all its motions are suspended, with some degree of horror” - Edmund Burke, ‘A Philosophical Enquiry…’, 1757.”

 / FlowJan Wurm is an artist, educator, and curator engaged in expanding the community forum for contemporary art dialog...
16/10/2026

/ Flow

Jan Wurm is an artist, educator, and curator engaged in expanding the community forum for contemporary art dialogue. Having lived in California, where she received a B.A. from the University of California, Los Angeles, and Europe, where she received an M.A.R.C.A. from the Royal College of Art in London, Jan Wurm has honed an eye for social patterns and conventions. She currently divides her time between Berkeley and L.A. and her hand between drawing and painting.
As an artist, Wurm has been engaged by the familiar and challenged by the unknown. Her paintings, drawings, and artist's books examine daily life to reveal aspects of contemporary culture which inform our relationships. This graphic body of work has spanned time and geography in over a hundred exhibitions in California, New York, Canada, England, the Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, and Italy. Wurm has been the recipient of five grants from the Center for Cultural Innovation and a commission from the Del Sol String Quartet funded by Chamber Music America. ​​​

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