Through glaciers, volcanoes, and ancient landscapes, Julian Charrière reveals the invisible histories beneath our feet.

Through photography, installation, and found objects, Ian Waelder Vásquez transforms memory into spaces that invite us to reflect on how we remember, forget, and connect.

In memory of David Hockney, whose life and work remind us to look at the world with curiosity, colour, and joy.

Reclaiming the image of the Black female body through powerful, self-determined figurative painting.

Experimental photography, Surrealism, fashion imagery, and darkroom innovation redefining photography as artistic expression.

We know him as a leader, but painting was where Sir Winston Churchill learned how to look.

Through intricate textile techniques and upcycled materials, Vanessa Barragão creates coral-like compositions that reflect the beauty and fragility of marine ecosystems.

Through expressive animals and carefully staged interiors, Alison Friend blends humour with the traditions of classical painting.

Rose Wylie’s paintings prove that simplicity can be a deeply intelligent form of seeing.

Through crayon-like imagery and staged innocence, Priest exposes how systems of value quietly enter the imagination early.

Between algorithm and oil paint, Alessandro Giannì investigates how digital fragments become physical memory.