Jin Kyeong An is a Korean artist, primarily working with painting. When it comes to work, it has the charm of capturing the eyes of visitors with its primitive colours and simple form that evokes the spirit of Henry Rousseau. Familiar and light colours and forms cross conventional boundaries, harmonising traditional and modern senses. She is now a full-time painter.

CHAMIN’s work explores the fact that reality is ultimately beyond our control. By recombining impersonal fragments, unfiltered stream of stock video clips and random snapshots she finds online, CHAMIN builds her own set of visual “rules” and patterns, turning chaos into something personally meaningful. Her creative process is both an experiment in form and a way to find reassurance.

Randa Hijazi is a Syrian-Canadian contemporary visual artist currently based in Laval, Quebec. Her early work combined Impressionism and Realism, but she recently embraced Surrealism through her ongoing series Human Threads, focusing on shared human experiences and cultural narratives. Her art reflects her journey across cultures, blending deep Eastern roots with Western influences.

Tomisin Egbonwon (b.2001) is an artist from Lagos, Nigeria. She is a painter (acrylic, oil, and oil pastel) and poet working primarily in these mediums. Her practice revolves around using colour to present intense landscapes of African mythological stories woven from poetry and fiction.

Linda He is a visual artist based in San Francisco, California. Her practice explores the intersection of individual experience, emotional memory, and the complexities of intimacy and social interaction. Working primarily with acrylic on canvas, her paintings often combine abstraction with symbolic figuration and bold contrasts, capturing the nuanced rhythms of closeness, hesitation, and relation.

Paulina Wróblewska is a self-taught Polish artist specialising in large-scale, hyperrealistic acrylic paintings. Her work focuses on animals, often portrayed in striking, emotionally resonant compositions that blend photographic precision with a strong painterly presence. Based in Poznań, Poland, she has quickly gained recognition for her technical skill and unique visual language.

Mark Vorobev is a 20-year-old artist based in Saint Petersburg, Russia. He is a graphic artist, a comic artist, a painter, and a metal artist. He creates under the name SA Sparrows and thinks of his art as a form of therapy and a way to express feelings and states that cannot be talked about openly, such as gender dysphoria, body dysmorphia and depression. 

Viktoriia Vansovych is a self-taught contemporary artist currently living in the United Kingdom. Combining acrylics and charcoal powder on canvas, her work captures raw emotions and explores the balance between movement and stillness, light and shadow, and colour and contrast. Viktoriia continues to evolve her unique artistic language and has participated in several group exhibitions in the UK.

Gerardo Labarca is a self-taught painter based in Canada. His works are primarily portraits, capturing the essence of his subjects through meticulous attention to detail, blending precision and lightness while conveying emotions. He draws inspiration from timeless icons and wildlife, aiming to raise public awareness about its preservation.

Irene Molnár (1986, Buenos Aires) is a visual artist and researcher. She uses various supports where the body, nature and space are the three axes that she addresses. She takes references from cinema, theatre, and any culture or any human experience. Her work is characterised by the use of colour and its different densities.

Xinyu is an artist and designer whose work harmonises the introspective poetics of Eastern traditions with the dynamic innovation of Western contemporary art. Now based in Phoenix, Arizona, Xinyu continues to explore creative possibilities, drawing inspiration from the diverse landscapes and cultural influences that shape her artistic vision.

Mikala Clarise Martinez is a painter who lives in Los Angeles, California. She makes figurative abstract paintings primarily on unstretched canvas. Martinez focuses on using the environment surrounding her space as compositions for her paintings. She lets her intuition guide the colours that are chosen, along with the movements that are made by brush or palette knife.

Lebanese-Canadian artist Léa. M, currently based in the United Arab Emirates, brings a bold and uninhibited approach to contemporary painting. Entirely self-taught, she draws inspiration from post-impressionist and expressionist movements, channelling their emotive power and vibrant aesthetics into a style that is uniquely her own. Her work captures fleeting moments of joy.

Siyu Zhong is an emerging oil painter whose work blends surrealism, liminal spaces, and Daoist philosophy into a unique visual language. Growing up in China, they were fascinated by the quiet mystery of nature and the way memories can feel like shifting landscapes. This sense of fluidity and in-between spaces continues to shape her art.

Green (Yong Woon Park) is a South Korean artist based in London. His work explores emotional struggle, social tension and the psychological impact of modern life through explosive colour, raw textures and allegorical imagery. Deeply engaged in the politics of dystopian culture and its effects on the individual, Green’s practice transforms personal unrest into visual form.

Sofia Tsoi is a self-taught artist based in Hong Kong; her work often explores the complexities of human emotions and art. From digital to oil paints, Sofia is constantly experimenting with all types of mediums to capture her artistic and conceptual vision, born from the people, environment and objects that she sees in her day-to-day life.