Alda Terra

The artist's work emerges from an instinctive sense of the interconnectedness of all things, personal and collective, human and more-than-human, physical and spiritual, and from the ways in which art-making allows us to cross thresholds between the visible and the invisible.

Alison Stirling

“My work investigates the coexistence of nature and the built-up environment; where urbanity encroaches on nature and vice versa in forgotten or ‘in-between’ spaces. I use photography, collage and art historical references to reimagine landscape in its elemental form.”

Babita Das

Babita Das is a Kolkata-born artist and curator with a BFA and MFA in Graphics from Kala Bhavan (1985–1992). Her artistic practice has evolved through extensive international exposure, including residencies, exhibitions, workshops, and art camps across Asia, Europe, and the United States.

Charlotte Anstey

“I have focused on painting over recent years and have completed a full time MA equivalent painting course at ESOP; I have also worked with ceramics and stone carving.

Dave Willlams

Dave has worked as an illustrator, artist and educator on some of the UK's most respected courses. He is currently responding to a long standing interest in medical illustration and imaging through a series of paintings, drawings and prints.

Szilvia Kismates

Szilvia is a contemporary visual artist working at the threshold between architecture, landscape, and inner transformation. Her paintings are not representations of places, but acts of remembering spaces where built form and organic growth merge, dissolve, and re-emerge through light.

Ruma Nowaz

Ruma is based at Cumberland Road Studios in Wood Green, North London. She is primarily an oil painter but also produces works in various mediums including mixed media, collages, watercolours and photographs.

Dr Ade Ogundimu

Dr Ade Ogundimu, born in London, England, is a contemporary Nigerian painter and sculptor whose practice engages postcolonial legacies, national identity, human rights and cultural heritage.

Radha Binod Sharma

Radha Binod art works are centred on portraying the radiant energetic field within people and in nature by deploying his signature style which is to unveil the inner layers of existence, through the uninhibited use of colour.

Quratulain (Annie) Ahmad

Quratulain “Annie” Ahmad is a self-taught mixed-media artist based in Worcestershire, UK, whose work explores themes of connection, transformation, stillness and inner becoming.

Rina Bakis

Rina Bakis is an abstract artist whose work explores energy, movement, light and the emotional power of colour.

Spike Gerrell

Spike Gerrell is a long-established illustrator. Initially specialising in quick turnaround editorial freelance work for a host of publications, his singular style quickly became suitable for a broad range of clients. Restlessly creative, he is perpetually seeking new paths and is increasingly finding new joys in 3-dimensional work.

Dr. Chinmayi Nath

Dr. Chinmayi Nath is a multidisciplinary professional based in the UK, working as an artist, author, designer, and educator. She holds a PhD in Geology from India and a Diploma in Art & Design from the University of the Arts, London, channelling her passion into a rich body of work as a self-taught artist. She is also an author of two art books—Creative Art—A Distinct Approach to Drawing ; Painting; and Expressing and Experimenting with Palm Leaf Art

Fernanda de Melo

Fernanda is a Goan visual artist. Her works are mainly figurative with women usually being her central theme. While she works in both painting and ceramics, her paintings feature a vibrant combination of oil, acrylic, oil pastels, oil stick, and Indian ink. She explores the themes of love, passion, strength, and the experiences of mothers raising children with special needs. Her works are heavily influenced by the Goan culture and traditions, and her deep rooted love for Goa and its people.

Mika Hadar

Mika Hadar is a London-based artist, photographer, painter, and poet. Born and raised in Israel to Holocaust-survivor parents, she grew up amid the beauty, complexity, and tensions of the Middle East — experiences that shaped her resilience and her understanding of creativity as a way of living with the paradoxes of life.

Supriya Ashok Sutar

“My name is Supriya A. Sutar and I am from Kolhapur, Maharashtra, India. Kolhapur is a city surrounded by villages, where one can experience both urban and rural life.

Indu Shah

“As I travel to different countries, I am drawn to highly textured structures -finding beauty in dilapidated surfaces where marks, repairs, stains, and climatic changes have left their legacy.. Nature is not observed but experienced—felt through memory, sensation and the very act of making.

Jitendra Suralkar

Jitendra Suralkar, also known as Pisurwo is a visual artist from Jalgaon, Maharashtra, India. He completed his BFA in Painting in 2001 from Saptaput, Lalit Kala Mahavidyalaya, Khiroda, and his Dip in Art. Ed in 2011 from Lalit Kala Mahavidyalay, Kavayitri Bahinabai, Chaudhari North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon, MH ,India.

Dr. Mohan Luthra

Dr. Mohan Luthra divides his artistic endeavours between West London and India. He has exhibited in group shows in the UK and has undertaken thematic solo exhibitions in fine art galleries in Delhi, Amritsar and Mumbai.

Dr. Neha Sharma

Dr. Neha Sharma is a PhD in Drawing and Paintings. She hails from Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, where she began her artistic journey.

Mansi Sudhir Khamkar

“I am an Indian-born visual artist based in the UK, where I completed my Master’s degree in Fine Art at Nottingham Trent University in 2026.