Keraclay
Virginia Felix otherwise known as keraclay is a ceramic artist based in New York. She examines the contrast between functionality and form, building minimal sculptures, lighting and tableware by hand from recycled clay. Her sculptural vessels often reference the natural world and human body, playing with negative space and simplistic silhouettes.
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Siphiwe Mnguni
Siphiwe Mnguni is a British-Zimbabwean multi-disciplinary artist and photographer based in southeast London. Known for her figurative mixed-media portraits, she combines painting, illustration and hand-cut collage to explore an abstracted perspective of the black female body.
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Marina Esmeraldo
Marina Esmeraldo is an illustrator, architect and artist best known for her bold abstract visuals.
Based in Barcelona and raised in Brazil, the self-proclaimed ‘tropical child’ draws influence from her colourful upbringing through overlapping, experimental compositions.
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Ed Curtis
Ed Curtis is a multi-disciplinary artist based in south London that works across painting, fashion design and sculpture. Renowned for his energetic explosions of colour he creates one-off wearable art pieces and large-scale installations, swathed in clashing layers of handpainted fabric and spraypaint.
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Jessica Tremaine
Jessica Tremaine is a multi-disciplinary artist based in southeast London. She works within the mediums of ceramics, painting and textiles using a blend of classic and experimental techniques. Tremaine demonstrates a contemporary approach to ceramics, often adding graphic motifs and symbols to traditional forms.
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Aina Melis is the artist behind BcnTku Studio, a Finnish creative studio that specialises in mixed-media and printmaking. Working with hand-cut collage, illustration and block-printing, the designer plays with balance and symmetry to form minimal, abstract compositions. Heavily influenced by the suprematism art style, she explores the space within the surface using simplistic shapes and layered texture.
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Of Atoms & Lines
Of Atoms & Lines is the creative studio of Austrian artist and designer Jelena Donko. Renowned for her bold optical line works, she creates geometric paintings and prints that examine the illusion of perspective and space.
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Ally Powell
Ally Powell is a ceramic artist best known for her signature twisted sculptures. Since completing her studies in decorative arts, she now specialises in working with clay from her home studio in Nottinghamshire.
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Beatrice Galletley
Beatrice Galletley is a ceramic artist that lives and works in London. Since completing her studies in ceramics and glass, she has gone on to create multi-dimensional art objects that explore surface and perspective through clay.
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Annabel Cucuz
Annabel Cucuz is a sculptor based in Staffordshire, best known for her curved ceramic forms. The artist predominantly takes influence from 20th-century design, referencing nostalgic interior styles from 70s and 80s pop culture and films. Collecting visual inspiration from vintage interior design books, her sculptures echo the shapes and scenes she discovers in her research.
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Isabelle Carr
Isabelle Carr is a London-based visual artist noted for her abstract-motif paintings and drawings.
Influenced by the personal belongings in our everyday environments, her work examines significant objects as artefacts throughout time from prehistoric to the now. Carr draws references from decorative ornaments, heirlooms and ancient tools, demonstrating how we as individuals continue to collect and treasure possessions that provide our existence with a sense of purpose and ritual.
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Abid Javed
Abid Javed is a research scientist and ceramic artist who lives and works in Hackney, east London.
He combines his two passions of science and ceramics to create impressive sculptural forms inspired by molecular biology.
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The Clay Assemblage
The Clay Assemblage is the ceramicist pseudonym created by London-based designer and art director Bilgin Bernard. Known for her otherworldly sculptural forms, the ceramic artist hand-builds one-of-a-kind pieces from clay – often exploring surface and negative space. Bernard works intuitively, sculpting materiality into organic shapes that transform depending on perspective.
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Dea Domus
Sophie Frost is the founder and maker of Dea Domus. A multi-disciplinary artist specialising in; ceramics, art, and object, whilst working across the boundaries of fine art, design and craft. The artist presents ongoing collections of artisan studio pottery within Dea Domus as a central part of her practice.
Victoria Wägner
Victoria Wägner is a Swedish designer and ceramicist hailing from the Canary Islands, who is now based in south London. She creates beautiful ceramic pieces that often resemble female figures including her Sassy Vase series, a collection of curvaceous pots spotted in primary tones.
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Rebecca Haughton
Rebecca Haughton is a ceramic artist based in east London. Her work has a strong focus on sustainability and explores the definition of ‘green’ design through its use of colour and recycled materials. She makes a number of patterned ceramic tableware and homeware items featuring swirled clay and abstract brush strokes. Her series of crumpled vases is a collection of tactile ceramic pieces that convey the artist’s interaction with the materiality and it’s malleable nature.
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Ines Tahiri-Alaoui
Inès Tahiri-Alaoui is an artist recognised for her neutral abstract and figurative paintings. She creates serene, minimal compositions, frequently working with a tonal palette of warm browns paired with monochromes. Her original painted pieces convey a certain softness and sense of calm, featuring simplistic shapes relating to nature and the female form.
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Fungai Marima
Fungai Marima is a Zimbabwean-born multidisciplinary artist and printmaker based in London. Her work is centred on using the human body as an archive, in which she explores her own lived experiences of identity, memory and trauma.
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Eliz Gündüz
Eliz Gündüz is a visual artist based in Antalya, Turkey. Her abstract paintings are often inspired by natural elements, merging bright flashes of colour with expressive mark-making.
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Lu’ay Sami
Lu’ay Sami is a British-Iraqi artist based in Bristol, known for his monochrome still life studies. Often using detailed pointillism techniques, his drawings explore themes of light, movement and nature through built-up layers of mark-making. The artist creates work to provide a sense of stillness and escapism to busy city dwellers.
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Celeste McEvoy
Celeste McEvoy is a ceramic artist based in southeast London. Her hand-built sculptures reference ancient amphoras and relics from the past, adding experimental surface textures and shapes to historical forms.
Her practice explores her personal relationship with social mobility and the desire for total assimilation. Often presenting road-side debris and found objects alongside her ceramics as means of ethnographic collection, the artist’s work explores themes of aspiration, hierarchy and the need for cultural capital.
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Loreto Figeroa
Loreto Figeroa is a ceramic artist based in La Serena, northern Chile.
Influenced by movements seen in the natural world, her stoneware pieces embody a subtle fluidity - appearing as though their forms are gently shifting or swaying.
Having formerly trained as a painter, Figeroa applies a similar abstract approach to her ceramics practice and celebrates imperfection through rough surface textures and unexpected strokes of glaze.
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Noe Kuremoto
Noe Kuremoto is a ceramic artist based in east London. She works from her studio in Hackney to produce elegant sculptural pieces made by hand with clay. Born in Japan, the influence of Kuremoto’s heritage is evident in the simplicity of her organic forms. Kuremoto’s sculptures embody a rawness that echoes traditional Japanese beliefs that spirits are present in everything, particularly the natural world. Her ceramics are shaped by the essence of nature, selective memories from childhood and an ongoing desire for emotional connection.
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Gaurab Thakali
Gaurab Thakali is an illustrator and artist based in south-east London. He works across multiple disciplines including digital illustration, screenprint and painting in which he applies a similarly distinct vibrancy to each medium. Raised in Nepal, Thakali’s portfolio features rich cultural references to the scenic mountainscapes and architecture of his native country. His work is also heavily influenced by music and often transports viewers to scenes of bustling jazz bars and intimate musical performances.
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Lizzi Mann
Lizzi Mann is a London-based artist that specialises in weaving, printmaking and painting. She considers a meditative approach to each medium, creating soothing compositions through pattern and form. Her simplistic paintings are informed by shapes found in both the natural and built environment, enabling the artist a deconstructed navigation of her surroundings.
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India Copley
India Copley is a textile designer and artist noted for her multi-disciplinary explorations of shape and colour. Originally from North Yorkshire, Copley now lives and works in London after completing her studies in Textile Design at Chelsea College of Art. She works across drawing, painting, collage and textiles to develop soft, minimal compositions inspired by her surroundings. Offering a refined take on experimentation, her designs feature harmonious arrangements of muted tones and abstract elements. Gliding her ideas from paper to surface, Copley creates elegant textile pieces including wall hangings and rugs, inspired by her curious play with material and form.
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Corin Kennington
Corin Kennington is a London-based artist best known for his bold, hand-painted murals. As an experienced sign painter he consistently references letterforms throughout his work, exploring abstraction of the type found in his everyday surroundings.
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Gabriela Silveira
Gabriela Silveira is a Brazilian-born photographer based in Edinburgh, Scotland. Known for her sensual images of florals and the human form, the artist explores themes of love, sex, beauty and death through her series of portraits and still life visuals.
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Helena Lacy
Helena Lacy is a ceramic artist based in London, known for her hand-built sculptures and Lava Vases. Often taking inspiration from the natural world, she embodies the textures, shapes and colours found in organic matter including various rock formations and the human body.
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Haar East
Haar East is a Scottish artist who lives and works from her home studio in London. Her practice spans ceramics and painting, in which she combines soft minimal textures with a neutral palette.
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Halima Akhtar
Halima Akhtar is a multi-disciplinary artist based in London that works across drawing and sculpture. Her work explores the nature of transitory experiences, with a particular interest in notions of spatial boundaries. Through use of experimental mark-making, her drawings negotiate both a sense of harmony and also conflict between forms, with flooded areas of colour teased by stuttering edges and lines.
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Lucy Hardcastle
Lucy Hardcastle is an interdisciplinary designer and digital artist. Her work focuses on tactility, visual illusions and sensual aesthetics through digital rendered pieces, sculpture, set design and moving image.
Her works highlight tensions between physical and virtual worlds and experiences and aims to reconnect users and viewers with the material world through symbolism and metaphor.