A visit to Magda Kuca will remind you that photography can be more than thoughtless snapping. Sometimes it feels like haunting communion with the past…

Åsa Johannesson’s bid to give her sitters a voice allows them an empowerment denied by even the most majestic of portraits…

‘The ability to create entire virtual worlds opens up limitless possibilities for how we engage with art. There is so much freedom…’

“My work reflects on the pervasiveness of technology and how it contrasts with the physicality of being human, for better or for worse. In mixing these mediums, our physical and spiritual sides collide with our digital presence.“

Perhaps Selaocoe’s extraordinary life has something to do with his extraordinary sound…

‘We are creators, really, not designers’, shares Anna. This statement encompasses their entire way of living; theirs is a free-wheeling spirit…

Frances Segelman, also known as Lady Petchey, is a self-taught sculptor known for carving celebrity subjects in-front of a crowd in just 2-hours…

Fuller is an artist. His pieces plot the city in symbols, allowing us to play within them as we decipher the landmarks we know through associations and pictorial codes…

Her art lies in pouncing upon the pedestrian; sniffing out then seizing a subject we thought we knew; then capturing it in such a way that it lifts you once again…