Dining at Dusk, 2024
About the Artist: Aleksandra Savina was born and raised in Kyiv, Ukraine, where she obtained her fine art diploma and worked extensively in her field as a teacher and designer before emigrating to Toronto, Canada in 2006. Through her paintings, Aleksandra has explored cubic forms with an impressionist sensibility, applying short and defined geometrical brushstrokes […]
Susurarre, 2025
About the Artist: Phoebe Boswell (b. 1982, Kenya) lives and works in London. Born in Nairobi and brought up as an expatriate in the Middle East, she combines traditional draftswomanship and digital technology to create drawings, animations and installations. Boswell studied Painting at the Slade School of Art and 2D Animation at Central St Martins, […]
Untitled, 2025
About the Artist: Mostafa Sarabi (b. 1983, Iran) is a Tehran-based painter known for his symbolic, dreamlike landscapes. His work blends personal memory, mythology, and everyday scenes, often featuring animals and obscured figures. Sarabi’s bold use of colour and simplified forms draws from Persian folk art, creating poetic reflections on identity and the subconscious.
18 Brushstrokes, 2014
Hyun‑Sook Song (b. 1952, Damyang, South Korea; based in Hamburg since the 1970s) is celebrated for her meditative, minimalist paintings that blend the ancient technique of egg tempera—pigments mixed with egg yolk—with gestures inspired by East Asian calligraphy. Executed with unwavering focus, each brushstroke is a single, deliberate movement—never corrected—that records both discipline and spontaneity. Her […]
人間 Live, 2024
Tsai Yun‑Ju (b. 1998, Taichung, Taiwan; lives and works in London) is a rising painter celebrated for her fusion of expressive gesture and delicate detail. With a BA from National Taipei University of the Arts (2020) and an MFA from Slade School of Fine Art (2022), her work bridges Eastern literati traditions and contemporary abstraction—delivering dense, […]
Untitled, 2025
About the Artist: Mostafa Sarabi (b. 1983, Iran) is a Tehran-based painter known for his symbolic, dreamlike landscapes. His work blends personal memory, mythology, and everyday scenes, often featuring animals and obscured figures. Sarabi’s bold use of colour and simplified forms draws from Persian folk art, creating poetic reflections on identity and the subconscious.
Arc XXI / Twelve Joyful Hours ((Southern) XIV: Greater immortality) , 2024
Hold my Hand While I google Symptoms, 2024
Arc XIV / Twelve Joyful Hours (Southern)(VII: A Second Fall), 2024
Memorial Park, 2023
