Martina Appendino
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Dina El-Nakla’s “Righteous Anger” Is Led by Love: A Creative Vision Shaped by Childhood Dreams
From childhood dreams to video game mechanics, from Gaza as an infant to London as an artist, Dina El-Nakla’s work proves that identity isn’t geography: it’s inheritance.
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Between the Tangible and the Mystical: Masha Silchenko’s Vision
Masha Silchenko’s works tell stories of loss, nightscapes, and narratives imbued with ghostly spiritualism. She asks, “What lies beyond?”
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“I want my Art to make people feel good” – Meet Alex Skyrme
Through vivid colours and gentle lines, Alex Skyrme’s vision softens life’s harsh edges. From a small village in Wales, her works are defined by a unique colour palette and a desire to find joy in…
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Lumia Nocito’s Fearless Leap Into Dance Floor Beats
The multi-disciplinary artist channels fearless creativity and New York dance floor energy into her new EP Kite. Lumia Nocito, a fast-rising artist and DJ based in New York City, embraces new challenges with fearless creativity.…
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From Leigh Bowery to Pamela Anderson: The Many Roles of Makeup
Not Just Beauty by Western Standards: When all rules fall away, makeup Transforms Into Freedom, Therapy, and Identity That Runs Skin Deep.
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Orlando Richardson Is Reframing the Narrative Around Autism
London artist Orlando Richardson channels his story into emotionally resonant work, challenging conventional ideas around autism, identity, and creativity.
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Art That Commemorates The Victims of Miscarriage of Justice
“I aim to help people not forget them, because not forgetting is the greatest service we can do” – Nicole Farhi
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