Elena Popova
Elena PopovaHome Into the Current (2023) Russian-born artist Elena Popova, based in Cyprus, creates atmospheric paintings that explore silence, emotional memory and inner transformation. In Into the Current, deep violets…
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Elena PopovaHome Into the Current (2023) Russian-born artist Elena Popova, based in Cyprus, creates atmospheric paintings that explore silence, emotional memory and inner transformation. In Into the Current, deep violets…
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Mauricio VillamilHome The Phylosophy Of Science (2024) Mauricio Villamil works through a limited palette and isolated subjects, constructing visual puzzles that invite viewers to help shape their meaning. His painting…
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Masaki HaginoHome A study of the relationship between subjectivity, time and memory (2013 - ongoing) Masaki Hagino explores perception as a subjective process shaped by individual cognition. His work investigates…
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Ya Ke TsaiHome Tremor (2025) Ya Ke Tsai is a Taiwan-based artist working with sculptural painting and non-rectangular canvases, exploring how the body orients itself through space, light, and movement.…
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Chie YoshidaHome A Beautiful Word (2024) The 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine prompted artist Chie Yoshida to begin censoring their own artwork. Their work explores war and freedom of expression,…
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Katie KaurHome Clay and blood (2025) Katie Kaur seeks to slow down time. In her hand-stitched paintings, moments are suspended in a distant realm, caught between this world and another.…
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Jürgen VogelHome Girl With Mask (2024) Austrian artist Jürgen Vogel explores social criticism through experimental painting. Defined by a minimalist black-and-white palette with rare colour accents, his work uses reduction…
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Julie UmerleHome English Red (2025) Julie Umerle studied at Falmouth University, Cornwall, and Parsons School of Design, New York City. In her practice, she investigates materials and explores the ways…
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Nana MiyagiHome Intimacy and Rejection (2024) Nana Miyagi is a Japanese artist based in Scotland. Living abroad has influenced her practice, prompting reflections on identity, cultural belonging and the shifting…
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