Emi Okumura
Emi Okumura Home Rising Goldfish (2024) Emi Okumura is a visual artist whose intricate practice draws on classical patterns and ancient techniques to reflect on time, nature and the unseen…
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Emi Okumura Home Rising Goldfish (2024) Emi Okumura is a visual artist whose intricate practice draws on classical patterns and ancient techniques to reflect on time, nature and the unseen…
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Polly Wilson Home Hybrid II (2024) Polly Jane Wilson is a London-based visual artist whose practice explores ecological survival and the relationship between humans and matter. Her work is deeply…
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Edina Seleskovic Home Sarajevo Olympic Journey (2024) Website edinas.com instagram @edina.seleskovic Edina Seleskovic is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice centres on creating inclusive, participatory experiences that challenge traditional boundaries of…
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Rayvenn D’Clark Home Untitled (2016) Rayvenn D’Clark challenges historical portrayals of Black anatomy by reconstructing the Black body with precision and dignity. This silicone sculpture emerges from a three-month process…
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Marianne Broch Home The Core (2023) Norwegian sculptor Marianne Broch works closely with nature, sourcing ancient wood from remote mountain forests and carving it outdoors. Her practice delves into the…
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Jamie Hammill Home Some Hats (2024) Jamie Hammill’s multidisciplinary practice encompasses sculpture, video, installation and song, engaging with histories of craft, industry and musical traditions. His work often focuses on…
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Gea Kalkhof Home wie man die erde vermisst-wie vermisst man die erde (2024) Gea Kalkhof’s sculptures, crafted from clay, loam, stone and metal, navigate the dynamic tension between organic and…
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Jenny McIlhattonHome Domestic Throne, Worship At Her Altar (2024) Belfast-born and London-based, Jenny McIlhatton creates interdisciplinary work focused on textiles and sculptural installations. Her ritualistic, repetitive hand processes transform fashion…
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Jiayun DingHome What Makes Life Immortal? (2024) Glass artist Jiayun Ding combines technical mastery with philosophical enquiry to transform traditional glass blowing into a reflective practice. Her series The Rhythm…
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