Artists
Rosso Emerald Crimson
Rosso's portraiture vividly brings to life women whose life stories and societal viewpoints mirror her own, encapsulating a deep personal connection. These portraits feature women with intent gazes and somber expressions, positioned in the limelight, thereby igniting the viewer's imagination and eliciting profound, personal reflections.
By weaving together traditional and contemporary painting techniques, Rosso achieves a unique blend that harmonizes the abstract with the figurative, creating a striking visual balance.
Her artwork, characterized by exquisitely rendered portraits and figures, seems to emerge from complex, decaying backgrounds, suggesting themes of renewal and emergence from periods of decline.
Rosso's artistic process represents a relentless pursuit of understanding the intricate interplay among her depicted human figures, the abstract settings they inhabit, and her personal emotional journey.
It is as though she is methodically uncovering the layers to expose the very heart of human existence.
“In the world I depict, women are free, independent and empowered. Diversity is beautiful and the only colours that matter are those on the palette.”
Contact
Web : www.rossoart.net
Instagram : @rossoartist
Masie As A Daisy | Oil on panel | 108 x 75 cm | 2024
I dare You | Oil, spray paint and copper on panel | 99 x 100 cm | 2024
Summer Afternoon with Kelvin | Oil on panel | 100 x 95 cm | 2023
Girl in The Golden Chair | Oil and copper on panel | 55 x 45 cm | 2024
Keng Wai Lee
Keng Wai Lee started creating his artwork since 2004 and have been showing and selling his work from his studio and galleries around the UK
He found that, to him art / creative work is a subject with many definitions. For that he uses a lot of inspiration from the simple/complex story of "The Wizard of OZ " . He agrees and identifies with the misfits that is uneasy in their own skin.
Be it remembering all his childhood scribbles on his textbooks/school books full of monsters and robots in a apocalyptic world . His big question is: the earth is warming up, with all the imbalances happening, will organisms down the evolutionary ladder one day rule?
The artworks are a subtle hint of what Lee is delving about the state of our environment. Using human form, sexuality, iving organisms, florals, avian creatures, etc and juxtaposing it into something fun and amusing, a bit political, danger and mysterious.
By doing that he is continuing to figure out how to have courage, heart and brains. He came to the conclusion. All of us at some point , would know who we really are.. and then metaphorically will be at HOME with ourselves. We do not really need the man behind the green curtain for advice as he turn out to be a fraud. By creating a story, he aim to give the viewer a lasting impression, inspires and evokes memories, then he has done his job.
“Always in search of happy art”
Contact
Web : www.bagmanandrobinart.co.uk
Instagram : bagman_and_robin_art
Mezzetino | Acrylic on canvas | 91x102cm | 2024
Bhumi | Acrylic on canvas | 100cm x 100cm | 2023
Ziggurat | Acrylic on canvas | 100 cm x 100cm | 2023
Tierra Mundo | Acrylic on canvas | 100cm x 100cm | 2023
White peony | Acrylic on canvas | 100 x 100 cm | 2023
La Signora | Acrylic on canvas | 91x102cm | 2024
Michelle Watson
Michelle is a UK based Artist who studied for a fine art degree in Chichester university. Her practice focuses primarily on encapsulating the many scars and hormonal changes endured throughout a woman’s lifetime. Her choice of using raw cotton or linen canvas as a base on which to paint, adds texture and depth to both her application and colour. From the initial fluidity and free application of the ink used, developing into a many layered yet conscious application of the oil paint, a female form emerges.
Her large-scale artworks are indicative of her earlier theatre studies, before her undertaking of her degree, which she completed whilst raising her five children.
Last year she was a finalist for the Art Gemini Prize and has been longlisted for the women in art prize this year, has been preselected for the Threadneedle Prize and awarded the Stride cup and two-time winner of the Juliet Pannet award. She has had two solo shows and many collaborations. There are details of her publications and exhibitions on her website.
“There never is an end to the inspiration and significance that the Autumn brings”, and she uses this palette as inspiration to her process.
Currently she is working from her studio in Suffolk where she lives and works in the countryside.
“Through my artwork, I hope to let other women know that they’re not alone when enduring the difficulties and struggles of the ageing process. Painting the beauty of the female form juxtaposing the scars amassed through time. By combining my own experiences with those of the women within my paintings, I am attempting to capture an honest depiction of the ageing woman.
In exposing the scars upon the canvas, using oil paints and ink, I hope to encourage every woman to embrace the aging body and to love the body she’s in.”
Contact
Web : www.michellewatson.art
Instagram : @michellewatsonart
Embrace | oil and ink on canvas|120 x 120 x 3cm | 2024
Synergy | oil and ink on canvas | 100 x 100 x 3cm | 2024
Patterned light | oil and ink on canvas | 95 x 115 x 3cm | 2024
Embody | oil and ink on canvas | 95 x 95 x 3cm | 2024
Light Breeze | oil and ink on canvas| 76 x 102 x 3cm| 2023
Egg Shell | oil and ink on canvas | 91 x 122 x 3cm | 2023
Paul Kingsley Squire
PKS is a London based oil painter & draftsman whose portfolio includes ethereal, otherworldly abstracted landscapes, surreal figurative works imbued with symbolism and old master inspired fantasy paintings.
He is fascinated by themes of metamorphosis and transformation and in recent years he has developed several distinct series of works, that play with dualism and the esoteric, creating a fusion of futuristic subject matter with an aged aesthetic.
Across each medium, his artistic style retains a consistent ethereal quality, and boasts polish and thoughtfulness that allows ideas of psychology, nature and consciousness to be pondered by each viewer.
“ I am expressing an inner state of being, a yearning for other worlds and realities, driven by an exploratory drive.”
Contact:
Web: www.paulsquire.com
Instagram : @paulsquireart
Arcadian Empress | Oil on canvas | 76 x 100 x 2 cm | 2024
The Flames of Eternity | Oil on canvas | 122 x 76 x 4 cm | 2024
Natura Forma XII | Oil on canvas | 90 x 60 x 2 cm | 2024
The Skies of Elysia | Oil on canvas | 100 x 70 x 2 cm | 2024
Natura Forma X | Oil on canvas | 76 x 76 x 4 cm | 2024
Apotheosis | Oil on canvas | 92 x 122 x 4 cm | 2024
Katerina IaCovides
Katerina Iacovides is a London-based photographer of Cypriot origin. She collaborates with a range of clients on diverse creative projects, consistently aiming to deliver high-quality visuals. Katerina possesses a strong passion for creative problem-solving.
In her fine art photography, she delves into surreal and bizarre themes, where fairy tales and fantasy serve as ongoing sources of inspiration. Vintage aesthetics influence her style, while she also pokes fun at aspects of popular culture. She utilizes a mix of colour, monochrome, and digital art techniques.
Katerina approaches portraits as a means of self-expression. Her work embodies a playful and distinctly feminine aesthetic, yet it often draws upon macabre themes like grief and stillness. She enjoys creating a sense of unease and tension within her images. She endeavours to confront the viewer, encouraging them to question the narratives embedded in her work.
Through the careful use of props, pose, and styling, Katerina introduces storytelling elements that enhance her visual narratives. She meticulously controls composition, lighting, and form to create striking and thought-provoking images.
Contact
Web : http://katerina-iacovides-photographer.com
Instagram : @katerinaiacovides
Mistress Piggy | C-Type print Fuji Matt paper
Memento Mori-Woman with Ramskull
Pink Mutant Apocalypse | C-Type print Fuji Matt paper
Here Comes The Sun | C-Type print Fuji Matt paper
Ready for the Ball
Dancing With Death | C-Type print Fuji Matt paper
Jarek Jay Filipowicz
A Tapestry of Light and Texture
Jarek Jay Filipowicz emerges as a contemporary London based artist whose work transcends the conventional boundaries of medium and style.
Born in the culturally rich city of Łódź, Poland,
Filipowicz's artistic journey is deeply rooted in the diverse heritage of Polish, Russian, German and Jewish cultures. His work reflects his extensive travels and his passion for capturing the essence of human experience through photography and abstract painting.
Filipowicz's artistic style is a unique blend of abstract expressionism and conceptual modernism. He is known for creating multi-layered, multi-dimensional artworks that engage both sight and touch. His paintings, often acrylic on canvas, are a testament to his ability to weave colour and texture into a fabric that captures the gaze of the audience.
His piece "When the Light No Longer Blinds You, It Guides You" is a prime example of his style, where he explores the interplay of light within and beyond the canvas.
Medium exploration is central to Filipowicz's art. He skilfully manipulates acrylics to create textures that are as captivating to the touch as they are to the eye. His works are not just visual experiences but tactile ones as well, inviting the viewer to experience art in a more profound and multisensory way. His painting "Hyperspace Journey" showcases his exploration of acrylic, gesso, paint, resin, and tempera on canvas, offering a glimpse into the boundless possibilities of his medium.
In summary, Jarek Jay Filipowicz stands out as an artist who not only captures the visual splendour of the world around us but also challenges the traditional perceptions of art. His dedication to his craft and his innovative approach to medium exploration make him a notable figure in the contemporary art scene.
His works continue to inspire and provoke thought, leaving a lasting impression on all who encounter them.
Contact
Instagram: @artbyjarek
The Shimla Sun | Acrylic on canvas | 150 x 100 x 4.5cm
Embraced by the Peepal Tree | Acrylic on canvas | 150 x 100 x 4.5 cm
Garden in Starlight | Acrylic on canvas | 60 x 90 x 4.5 cm
Blink of an eye | Acrylic on canvas diptych | 60 x 90 x 4.5 cm
OZ before the dawn | Acrylic on canvas triptych | 50 x 150 x 4.5cm