

Bianca Beneduci Assad is an illustrator who turns vulnerability and emotions into tender and colourful illustrations. Through humour, honesty and above all, humanity, her art explores what it means to be human in today’s world.

The London-based artist explains how Palestinian creators are seizing control of their stories through unexpected genres—from sci-fi to Western comedy—refusing the limited forms they’re “allowed” to use.

When words fail to express feelings, artists are here to defend, resist and remember what matters most. Meet Beesan Arafat and Halima Aziz – two inspiring women transforming memories into resistance.

For Dana Barqawi, creativity begins with archaeology. What began as a childhood expression has evolved into something more urgent: visual defiance against colonial erasure.

Haya Zaru is a Palestinian designer with a legacy that hums quietly: in the clatter of metal, the rhythm of ritual, and the language of memory passed from one pair of hands to another.

Four artists refuse victimhood through vision: In a world determined to reduce Palestinian existence to headlines and statistics, Palestinian art faces many challenges.

Masha Silchenko’s works tell stories of loss, nightscapes, and narratives imbued with ghostly spiritualism. She asks, “What lies beyond?”

Ever wonder why pubs feel like the perfect place for sharing stories? By capturing what’s happening behind the bar, the illustrator Edie Medley sheds light on universal conversations and the pub’s role in our social…

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…

From crystal-clad eggs to inspiring global fashion designers, Kate Sutton creates visual feasts beyond anything you’ve ever seen.