Nisha DuggalHome Held (2022-2023) Website https://www.nishaduggal.co.uk/ Categories Longlist , Mixed Media Nisha Duggal produces researched, multi-platform projects and workshops that frequently invite engagement and collaboration. During these sessions, Duggal collects…
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Nadia KliendanzeHome Traces (2023) Nadia Kliendanze is a visual artist living and working on djadja wurrung land in Daylesford, Victoria, Australia. Kliendanze’s artistic practice revolves around exploring the relationship between…
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Eloise FabreHome Bodies (2022) Eloise Fabre is an artist and illustrator working in Japan. After graduating from Oxford University with a first-class degree in Japanese studies, she explored the transient…
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Victoria Rose RichardsHome It Will Grow Back, Eventually(And it always Will) (2023) Victoria Rose Richards is an autistic embroidery artist from Devon, UK. By living in a place of outstanding…
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Tomoko SatoHome #1: Tractor configuration #2: Livery #3: Pusher configuration (2023) Tomoko Sato is an artist working primarily in found art, mixed-media and installation. Through simple interventions and titles, her…
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Susan JonesHome Dusk or Dawn (2022) Canadian artist, Susan Jones, draws inspiration from nature to create abstracted images. She engages with themes such as light/ dark, safety / vulnerability, invincibility…
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Soham KunduHome Like Smell of Smokeon Your Clothes (2021-2022) Soham is a filmmaker and multidisciplinary artist originally from Calcutta, India, and he is now based in London. His works are…
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Robbe Maes & Reynout DekimpeHome Welcome to Fieldkapelle (2023) Welcome to Fieldkapelle is the result of a collaboration between film director Robbe Maes and theatre maker Reynout Dekimpe. It’s a…
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Simon the LastHome Billionaire Grindset (2022) Simon the Last is an artist and designer from South London. His work is principally interested in the theme of legacy; how it defines…
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Silvio WolfHome Icons of Light For Silvio Wolf, photography is a way to explore abstraction and the physical limits of image-making. It’s about deciphering “the real” – visually and symbolically.…
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